The significant impact of domestic and family violence in Australia calls for a workforce that
is both highly skilled and capable of meeting the demands of complex and challenging jobs.
Yet despite the increasingly national visibility of domestic violence, the workers—and work
itself—have largely remained invisible. We argue for a shift in conversation, highlighting the
need for a workforce approach that is not only strategic but that also applies a theorised lens
to domestic and family violence work inclusive of both gender and Indigeneity …

The significant impact of domestic and family violence in Australia calls for a workforce that
is both highly skilled and capable of meeting the demands of complex and challenging jobs.
Yet despite the increasingly national visibility of domestic violence, the workers—and work
itself—have largely remained invisible. We argue for a shift in conversation, highlighting the
need for a workforce approach that is not only strategic but that also applies a theorised lens
to domestic and family violence work inclusive of both gender and Indigeneity …