Through black eyes : a handbook of family violence in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities - Sam, Maryanne; Secretariat of National Aboriginal and Islander Child Care ([Fitzroy, Vic.] : Secretariat of National Aboriginal and Islander Child Care, 1991)
Machine derived contents note: FROM A DREAMING TO A NIGHTMARE -- A HISTORICAL AND SOC!OLOGICAL BACKGROUND TO FAMILY VIOLENCE -- o A Brief History of Famiy Violence in Australia 1 -- SFam y Life Before the Invasion 2 -- S The mpact of the Invasion 2 -- S The Situation Today 2 -- tcludes Some Facts and Figures -- The ocial Cycle 3 -- Family Violence Today 3 -- HAT IS FAMILY VIOLENCE 5 -- Includes a Personal Experience -- THE CYCLEOF VIOLENCE 7 -- Stages in the Cycle of Violence 7 -- s Can the Cycle e eBroken 8 -- inc udes a Personal Experience -- WHY THE ABUSE 9 -- SSome W omen Say 0 0 -- S Some Men Say 11 -- HOW DOES FAMILY VIOLENCE AFFECT US 12 -- How Our Men, Women and Children Feel About and -- Cope with Family Violence -- FAMILY VIOLENCE AND HEALTH 5 -- Emotional and Mental Health 15 -- Counselling 15 -- S How are Other Women Coping? 16 -- S hat Can be Don? 16 -- HAT ARE SOME OF TETHE TNGS WE HEAR PEOPLE SAY ABOUT FAMIY VIOLENCE? 17 -- SDispellng the Myths 17 -- WHY STAY? 20 -- iersona i Peectcons -- . KING TO OUR MEN 21 -- .hat Do Our Women Say About Family Vioence and Our Men 21 -- What Do Our Men Say About Family Violence? 22 -- S Where Can Our Men Start? 23 -- LD ABUSE 24 -- What is Child Abuse 24 -- S Whny Does it Happen? 25 -- LD SEXUAL ABUSE -- What is Child Sexual Abuse? 27 -- V timis of Chid Sxual Abue Often Fee 29 -- Somf Facts and Figures 30 -- What Can I Do About It? 31 -- inc/udes Personal Expenrnces -- SRAPE 32 -- SWhat is Rape 32 -- Vctims of Rape Often Fee 33 -- 3. E QUOTES 35 -- SOUR PROTECTION? 37 -- Are We Using the System 37 -- Po ice Atitudes 37 -- Black Deaths in Custody 38 -- Intervention, Restranining and Protection Orders 39 -- What Are Alternatives to an Order? 39 -- S What Can Women Do in the Future? 39 -- aws - State by State -- - South Australia 40 -- - Western Australia 41 -- - Northern Territory 42 -- - Queensland 43 -- - Australian Capita Territory 44 -- - New South Wales 45 -- SVictorian 46 -- STasmania 47 -- 5. WORKSHOP IDEA 48 -- 6 SECRETARIAT OF THE NATIONAL ABORIGINAL AND ISLANDER CHILD CARE 49 -- (SNAICC) FAMILY VIOLENCE QUESTIONNAIRE -- 7. ESOURCES 53 -- Whereto Go fr Help -- In NSW 53 -- n ACT 56 -- In Tasmania 57 -- In Victoria 5 -- In Western Australia 6 -- In South Australia 62 -- n Queensland 63 -- I Northern Territory 65.
Keywords: Family violence -- Australia -- Prevention; Aboriginal Australians -- Social conditions; Aboriginal Australians -- Services for; Torres Strait Islanders -- Social conditions; Torres Strait Islanders -- Services for; Law enforcement - Police conduct and attitudes; Children - Abuse and neglect; Mental health; Sex relations - Coercive; Sex relations - Child sexual abuse; Family - Violence; Australia; Domestic violence; Aborigines; Torres Strait Islanders; Child sexual abuse; Rape; Refuges; Interstate comparisons; Federal issue