Where We're Failing: A Frank Conversation on Domestic Violence Prevention with Cassandra Kalpaxis
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Where We're Failing: A Frank Conversation on Domestic Violence Prevention with Cassandra Kalpaxis
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概要
Domestic violence is not a fringe issue. It is not a private matter. And it is not someone else’s problem.
In this episode, I sit down with family lawyer Cassandra Kalpaxis for a direct and deeply confronting conversation about domestic and family violence in Australia. Cassandra shares that in her practice, around 95 percent of her cases now involve domestic violence. Not always physical. Often invisible. Coercive control. Financial abuse. Psychological harm that slowly strips away identity and autonomy.
We discuss the warning signs many people miss, what meaningful support actually looks like, and why pressure can push survivors further into danger rather than towards safety. We explore where our systems are falling short, from policing to prevention, and the accountability that sits not just with government, but with workplaces, leaders, communities and men.
As International Women’s Day calls us to Balance the Scale, this episode asks a harder question. Where are we still failing? And what responsibility do we each carry to change it?
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