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12.15pm TUESDAY 7 May 2024
Amy Mouafi, Criminologist & Consultant,  will lead our Boardroom Dialogue on the burgeoning issue of domestic violence and its prevention.

Domestic Violence Homicides are Off Track: What can we do for Domestic Violence Prevention

A Boardroom Dialogue @ Rotary Sydney
Chifley Tower, 2 Chifley Square, Sydney, Level 16
(Phillip Street between Hunter & Bent)
12.15pm Welcome drink & fellowship.
12.30pm Boardroom lunch, presentation & discussion.
2.00pm Finish with coffee at the cafe downstairs if you wish.
Meeting around a Boardroom table to facilitate greater interaction and discussion between members & guests.
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Amy MOUAFI Criminologist, Public Servant and Director of A.M Consultant & Associates

• Over 20 year's specialist and management experience within the field of violence and crime, intervention and

prevention and community informed public policy for government and non-government organisations.

• Launched A.M Consultants and Associates in 2020 after years of being sought after to provide training, professional

services, presentations and keynote speaking at conferences. The consultancy draws on Amy’s work in domestic

violence, sexual assault and violent crims as well as applied leadership and building effective teams.

• Presently working as the Deputy Director for Regional Recovery, Department of Regional NSW (formerly Department of

Premier & Cabinet) reviewing government recovery programs and shifting focus to prevention and disaster

preparedness. In 2021, led the investigation and research reporting on the impacts of COVID border closures and

restrictions on cross-border communities.

• Regular guest speaker at:

o Liquid Learnings NSW Public Sector High Performance and Leadership Workshop

o Multicultural NSW interpreting in a domestic violence and sexual assault context

• Keynote speaker:

o Upcoming 9th Women in Emergency Services, Enforcement & Defence Leadership Summit in May 2023

o 15th NSW Public Sector Women in Leadership Summit 2022

o Public Service Commission 2018/19 NSW Government Graduate Networking Event, May 2019

• Authored papers and presented on diversity paradigms of domestic violence homicides and how diversity of thought led to

the first successful prosecution of female genital mutilation in the Western world, in Mechelen, Belgium (2017); Prato,

Italy (2017); Terrigal, NSW (2017) and Melbourne, VIC (2017).

• Key Achievements while working for NSW Police Force

o Implemented changes in how investigations and prosecutions of Domestic Violence in Aboriginal

Communities to address historical barriers between the community and police

o Developed and implemented specialised police prosecution training and curriculum, the first of its kind in

Australia and New Zealand policing jurisdictions

o Enhanced evidence collection through video and still photo evidence

• Printed work includes:

o Understanding the Diversity Paradigms for Intimate Partner Homicides using Integrated Approach (Swinburne

University of Technology)

o Cross Cultural approaches to investigating traditional practices – The diversity of thought roundtable analysis

(European Association of Psychology and Law)

o Evaluation Report of Northside Women's Services Pilot Project; (available in NSW State Library)

o The Domestic Violence Dynamic - NSW Judicial Officers Bulletin Vol 18 No 10 (written in collaboration with Dina

McMillan PhD)

o Drastic Actions - feature article in SydneySider Magazine on battered women syndrome

• Tertiary qualification obtained

o Certificate III Australasian Inter-Service Incident Management System (AIIMS) (2020)

o Graduate Certificate in Applied Management from Australian Institute of Police Management (2014)

o Masters of Politics & Public Policy from Macquarie University (2009)

o Bachelor of Social Science Degree, Criminology from Western Sydney University (2002)

o Diploma of Journalism from Macleay College (1997)