Plenary Session

Morning Session

Opening of Day 2 | Catherine Plunkett, Wesnet

Tech Safety and Women’s Safety - An International Perspective | 
Catherine Plunkett, Wesnet (Australia) / Audace Garnett, NNEDV (USA) / Elisabeth Ashby, Ngā Whare Whakaruruhau o Aotearoa – The National Collective of Independent Women’s Refuges (NCIWR) (NZ)
Facilitator: Karen Bentley, Wesnet (Facilitator)

Concurrent Sessions

Late Morning Session

U Right Sis? Staying Safe Online: Tackling Technology-Facilitated Abuse in Central Australian Aboriginal Communities Through Community-Led Prevention | Kayla Glynn-Braun, Her Story?

Highlighting Cross-Industry Collaboration to Bridge TFA Knowledge | Annabelle Harrison, Wesnet

Falling Through the Cracks: Closing Gaps in Australian Technology Regulation to Disrupt Domestic Violence Cyberstalking | Carina Stone, Policy Researcher

Concurrent Sessions

Afternoon Session

Keeping Women Safe on Uber | Nicole Ashcroft & Alison Stefan Iared, Uber

Concurrent 2 | Speaker Announcement Coming Soon

Men or Manosphere? Recentering Culpability in Analyses of Online Misogyny | Dr Stephanie Wescott, Monash University

Workshops

Late Afternoon Session

Me, Myself and AI | Audace Garnett, NNEDV (USA)

Respectful Connections: Trans Women’s Experiences of Tech-based Abuse and Pathways to Inclusion | Starlady, Zoe Belle Gender Collective & Dr Sophie Hindes, La Trobe University

Being Young, Being Digital: Responding to Partner Violence Against Young Women | Elizabeth Ashby & Cleo Arathoon, Ngā Whare Whakaruruhau o Aotearoa – The National Collective of Independent Women’s Refuges (NCIWR) (NZ)

Plenary Sessions

The Role of Regulators in Disrupting TFA | Karen Bentley, Wesnet (Facilitator) Panelists: Julie Inman Grant, Australian eSafety Commissioner, Carina Stone, Policy Researcher + others

From Dial-up to Deepfakes: Gender, Technology and the Dark Side of the Internet |  Julie Inman Grant PSM, Australian eSafety Commissioner

Summit Wrap-Up | Karen Bentley, CEO, Wesnet

Half-Day Technology Safety Workshop

An optional half-day Technology Safety Workshop designed to give domestic and family violence practitioners hands-on practice is also available on 17 September, the morning following the close of the Technology Safety Summit.

The cost of registration for the half-day Technology Safety Workshop is $99.

This is an interactive session designed to build on knowledge gained during the two-day Technology Safety Summit and to enable participants to apply new skills and insights in a practical and structured environment. Participants are asked to bring a device, such as a smartphone, to use during the workshop.

The Half-Day Technology Safety Workshop is available exclusively to domestic and family violence practitioners registered for the Technology Safety Summit.

Included in the workshop: