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16 Days of Activism

As part of the international ’16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence’ campaign, Oasis is pleased to offer a series of free webinars exploring important issues within domestic abuse. These sessions are designed to promote learning, spark discussion, and support professionals and communities to strengthen their understanding and response to domestic abuse.

Free training

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Intimate Partner Abuse experienced by Under 16s: How to Recognise and Respond

3rd December 2026 | 10-11am 

This webinar explores intimate partner violence (IPV) involving children and young people under 16, including the challenges practitioners face in recognising and responding to abuse within young relationships. Using learning from the Hollie Newton case, we will consider the current domestic abuse legislation and safeguarding landscape, the gaps and challenges in existing responses, and what this means for professionals supporting young people.

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the power of lived experience

Beyond the Service: The Power of Lived Experience

4th December 2026 | 10-11am 

What can we learn when we truly listen to those with first-hand experience of domestic abuse services? This session explores the insights, challenges and opportunities that lived experience brings to service design, delivery and professional practice. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the value of survivor voices and their role in shaping more responsive, effective and person-centred support.

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A Safer Workplace: Because Domestic Abuse Doesn’t Stop at the Front Door

8th December 2026 | 10-11am 

What can we learn when we truly listen to those with first-hand experience of domestic abuse services? This session explores the insights, challenges and opportunities that lived experience brings to service design, delivery and professional practice. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the value of survivor voices and their role in shaping more responsive, effective and person-centred support.

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DARVO: The Art of Blame-Shifting

10th December 2026 | 10-11am 

Abuse is not always obvious. Sometimes it is hidden behind convincing stories, reversed narratives, and claims of victimhood. This engaging webinar examines a manipulation tactic frequently used to avoid responsibility and undermine those speaking out. Join us to strengthen your understanding of coercive and abusive dynamics while building confidence in identifying them.

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