\n She Is Not Your Rehab

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\n \n Date: \n 18 MAR 2024 \n Time: \n 5:15 PM to\n 6:00 PM\n \n \n Location:\n\n Edith Cowan University\, Mt Lawley campus\, Lecture Theatre 17 .157 \n \n \n Website:\n \n Register now \n \n \n Add t o Calendar:\n \n \n \n

\n We are excited to announce t hat Matt Brown from She Is Not Your Rehab will be delivering a keynote add ress to students and staff from all WA universities.

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Taimalelagi Mataio Faafetai (Matt) Brown is a New Zealand bor n Samoan author and renowned communicator who works to eradicate domestic violence by supporting those who perpetrate violence\, to heal. A survivor of family violence and childhood sexual abuse himself\, he originally sta rted his domestic violence advocacy work by sharing his story with the men who frequented his busy barbershops as a way to foster vulnerability\, he aling\, and connection.

Matt believes his true calling lies in his work to redefine societies view of masculinity and to help end the cycle of domestic violence plaguing families all over the world.

Matt an d Sarah Brown\, together founded She Is Not Your Rehab and launched the concept in Matt&rsquo\;s 2019 TEDx talk\; The Barbershop where men go to heal.

The event will be moderated by Alicia Gibbs\, Manager &ndash\; < a href=\"https://pvt.org.au/\" target=\"_blank\">Preventing Violence Toget her.

When: Monday 18 March\, 5:15pm for a 5:30pm start< /li>\n
Where: Edith Cowan University\, Mt Lawley campus\, Lecture Theat re 17.157
The event will also be livestreamed.
RSVP: P lease register to attend in-person or livestream. \;\n

Access: The venue is fitted with an infrared or t-switch he aring loop system and is wheelchair accessible. If you have any accessibil ity needs to participate in the event\, please email corporate.events@ecu. edu.au

Murdoch staff and students who register for thi s event will go in the draw to win a copy of the She is Not Your Rehab boo k!

Respect at Uni Week

T his event is part of Respect at Uni Week\, an initiative from the Victoria n Tertiary Primary Prevention Network.

All universities in Western Australia are joining forces to promote the importance of respect\, equal ity and inclusion on our campuses and online spaces.

Prev enting sexual harm at Murdoch University

Murdoch Univers ity is committed to ensuring our community is free from sexual harm and ta ke our role in making sure our university spaces are safe\, respectful pla ces to study and work seriously. We take a trauma-informed approach\, whic h is reflected in our Sexual Harm Policy.

If you have experienced\ , witnessed\, or been informed of sexual harm\, visit our website for available resources\, including guidance on disc losing sexual harm to Murdoch University.

Making a disclosure is n ot the same as making a formal report and can be done anonymously.

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