Lunch & Learn: COTA Tasmania share insights on their LGBTIQ+ project

We’re excited to have re-launched our Lunch & Learn webinars in December. These webinars have been very popular and successful, allowing our members to showcase their work or a particular topic of interest. 

In this session Julie Andersson from COTA Tasmania shared insights from COTA's project Raising Tasmanian LGBTIQ+ People’s Awareness of Elder Abuse.

COTA Tasmania’s innovative project brought together LGBTIQ+ community members to:

• co-design elder abuse awareness messages tailored to the community
• test and refine these messages and how they’re delivered to ensure the greatest impact
• engage with Lifelong Respect Community of Practice (CoP) referral partners about integrating these messages into existing resources or creating new community-specific materials.

Watch the recording now:

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A LITTLE ABOUT JULIE

With over 35 years of experience spanning community organisations, government roles and international work in Sweden, Julie has a wealth of experience in ageing and inclusion. Holding a Master of Public Sector Management, she specialises in community development, advocacy and co-design, always championing the voices of lived experience.

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