Our Governance

 
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Safer Families Centre Ambassador

Our Ambassador aims to promote the work of the Safer Families Centre in the broader community within the context of positioning family violence affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities as central to our work. 

By providing a community-informed voice, the Ambassador aims to guide our approach to Aboriginal research and promote our safe families objective. As an advocate for addressing domestic violence and abuse in communities, the Centre’s Ambassador specifically champions and is a spokesperson for the Aboriginal focus across our Centre. We are proud to have Dr Mick Adams as our Ambassador.

Dr Mick Adams

Safer Families Ambassador; Uncle Mick

Safer Families Ambassador; Uncle Mick

 
 
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Safer Families Centre Advisory Group

The group comprises individual experts and champions in the field of domestic violence and abuse including policy-makers, advocates and women with lived experience of domestic violence. The group provides strategic direction for the Centre and monitors its outcomes.  

For information on who our Safer Families Centre Advisory Group members are, please click below.

Advisory Group members

A few of our Advisory Group Members

A few of our Advisory Group Members

 
 
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Leadership Group

The group comprises a range of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community leaders and change agents working together and across the Centre to ensure our work benefits Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families.

For more information about who is in our Aboriginal Leadership Group, please contact the Co-Chair, Karen Glover

Co-Chair, Aboriginal Leadership Group and Chief Investigator, Karen Glover

Co-Chair, Aboriginal Leadership Group and Chief Investigator, Karen Glover

 
 
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Policy and Practice Network

This is a network of those working in, or affected by domestic violence and abuse and are passionate about helping to make sustainable change in policy and practice. Members collaborate with the Safer Families Centre and each other to exchange knowledge and share expert advice to guide policy and program directions that support early engagement and first line response to domestic violence in the health sector.

Network members also receive our bimonthly newsletter.  If you are interested in becoming an affiliated member organisation or individual of the Policy and Practice network, and would like to be on our mailing list, please submit your details via the link below. 

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