WESNET (Women's Services Network) Inc.’s Post

From all of us at WESNET (Women's Services Network) Inc., a huge thank you goes out to all who attended our 6th Technology Safety Summit. We hope you got something out of it to take away with you and put into practice. #techsummitau To our amazing keynotes - Teresa Corbin, Dr. Emma Fulu (she/her), and Yoel Roth - thank you for your insights, passion and ongoing commitment. Our ongoing tradition of having an enlightening discussion with this year's technology panellists: Telstra's Christy Ditchburn, Uber's Nicole Ashcroft and Westpac's Tiffiny Lewin, GAICD, all doing brilliant things in their respective areas. Thanks to all our speakers: Monica Andersson, Rebecca Ballard, Gemma Beard, Jill Bennett, Deanne Carson, Monica Cass, Joanna Colautti, Andrew Collins, Malina Enlund, Nicola Henry, Tara Hunter, Vince Hurley, Blooma John, Jay Jones, Gail Kenning, Rose MacDonald, Samantha McGuffie, Suzie Nesbitt, Astrid Perry OAM, Alexandra Phelan, Trish Pierson, Dr Rosetta Romano, Carolyn Wilkes, Annie Zhao. We hope to see all of you next year at the Fifth World Conference. https://lnkd.in/gy-qQxut where one of the ten topics will be on the intersection of technology and violence against women. #endVAW Karen Bentley Amie Carrington Julie Oberin AM

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Dr Rosetta Romano

Winner - 2024 John Campbell Research Impact Award Winner - 2024 International Women in Cyber Day Canberra Awards Inclusion in Action | Assistant Professor, Information Technology and Systems, University of Canberra

2mo

Honoured to address the participants at this year's 6th Technology Safety Summit, presenting our plans for research with Blooma John Andrew Collins and Rose MacDonald from Nansen.io about the confronting topic of technology-facilitated domestic abuse and the problem of 'when' to introduce blockchain solutions/technology designed to protect the personal and private information belonging to traumatised victim survivors and their children. Without identification information such as birth certificates and immunisation records, resettling to a safer place may be delayed. Securing these records is easy using Chain-FS.

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Rebecca Ballard

Managing Lawyer at Women's Legal Service Victoria | Family Law Access Project Supervising Lawyer

2mo

Thank you for the opportunity to present. Tech abuse plays a role in so many cases within the legal sector, so I was grateful for the opportunity to present and share some strategies on how to support clients to navigate the space.

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Tara Hunter

Director Clinical and Client Services | MSW, Clinical Leadership

2mo

Amazing few days 🙏

Amie Carrington

Chief Executive Officer at Domestic Violence Action Centre INC

2mo

Great work team! Another wonderful summit. I’m excited for the World Conference in 2025. ☀️

Melissa Brown

Family Counsellor and Private practice Social Worker

2mo

Excellent summit! Really enjoyed it.

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