Why should Victims be Victimised Twice? (VIRTUAL)
Tracks
Ballroom One
| Wednesday, December 1, 2021 |
| 1:20 PM - 2:02 PM |
Overview
Tila Jacob & Philipp Schluter, Attenti
Speaker
Tila Jacob
Attenti ANZ
Why should Victims be Victimised Twice? (VIRTUAL)
Abstract
Protection Orders are not enough to stop a determined Perpetrator.
After having been through the trauma of achieving a Protection Order or ADVO, victims and their children may now face a new set of fears depending on the reaction of the Perpetrator.
Technology allows us to place both the Victim and Perpetrator into protective dynamic geofences, so wherever they are and wherever they go, we can see if they come within range of each other.
How this works, and how it helps protect, will be presented as part of a special event created to support ANZMH’s call for Strong Words, Stronger Actions.
A call for volunteers to participate in a live trial of Attenti’s equipment that monitors the distance between Victim and Perpetrator, allowing the Monitoring Centre to intervene, redirect and if necessary, call for emergency backup.
The results of a 3 day live trial will be demonstrated and Volunteers will speak freely about their experiences while on the system.
Does this equipment do what it claims? Does it give some feeling of protection to Victims and their children?
We will let the Volunteers speak from their own experience.
After having been through the trauma of achieving a Protection Order or ADVO, victims and their children may now face a new set of fears depending on the reaction of the Perpetrator.
Technology allows us to place both the Victim and Perpetrator into protective dynamic geofences, so wherever they are and wherever they go, we can see if they come within range of each other.
How this works, and how it helps protect, will be presented as part of a special event created to support ANZMH’s call for Strong Words, Stronger Actions.
A call for volunteers to participate in a live trial of Attenti’s equipment that monitors the distance between Victim and Perpetrator, allowing the Monitoring Centre to intervene, redirect and if necessary, call for emergency backup.
The results of a 3 day live trial will be demonstrated and Volunteers will speak freely about their experiences while on the system.
Does this equipment do what it claims? Does it give some feeling of protection to Victims and their children?
We will let the Volunteers speak from their own experience.
Biography
Tila Jacob, Attenti Electronic Monitoring Manager Tila has been with Attenti for three years as part of 20 years in the security and EM monitoring sector.
Volunteer Participants: who took the roles of Perpetrator and Victim to undertake a three day live trial are as follows:
• Team 1: Allyson - South Burnette Domestic and Family Violence Coordinator, Queensland Police. Amanda - Senior Social Worker Cherbourg Community Health
• Team 2: Shanna - Psychologist, CEO, ANZMHA Ambassador, Clinic Trainer, Cognitive Behavioural Education. Tristan – Partner of Shanna has volunteered to take the role of Victim
• Team 3: Suzarn - Uniting Community Care, Mens Behaviour Change, Mandy - CADA Women’s Advocate (Men Choosing Change Program)
Volunteer Participants: who took the roles of Perpetrator and Victim to undertake a three day live trial are as follows:
• Team 1: Allyson - South Burnette Domestic and Family Violence Coordinator, Queensland Police. Amanda - Senior Social Worker Cherbourg Community Health
• Team 2: Shanna - Psychologist, CEO, ANZMHA Ambassador, Clinic Trainer, Cognitive Behavioural Education. Tristan – Partner of Shanna has volunteered to take the role of Victim
• Team 3: Suzarn - Uniting Community Care, Mens Behaviour Change, Mandy - CADA Women’s Advocate (Men Choosing Change Program)
Philipp Schluter
Attenti
Why should Victims be Victimised Twice? (VIRTUAL)
Biography
Philipp Schluter, Attenti Subject Matter Expert, MinfoSysSec Philipp has over 20 years in the field of electronic monitoring, and has advised many jurisdictions in Australia and worldwide on the effective application of electronic monitoring techniques.
