CASE STUDY

Line art of four people in a circular formation representing peer collaboration and support

Venue Peer Collaboration and Support

April 10, 2024

The group enthusiastically discussed the potential of peer-led resources and support by creating a bigger network of Perth venues engaged in Safer Venues initiatives.

WhatsApp, Facebook and message groups are identified as existing support tools within the venue management community network in their local areas, so that teams can communicate and alert other local venues when they identify at-risk patrons.

This community structure was further discussed in how it could be applied with the Safer Venues network. All participants agreed that having more venues in the training program could create a network of peers looking to improve their respective venues, furthering the positive impacts of group discussions and workshopping ideas and experiences. They strongly recommended more venues participate in the training to create a network of ‘accredited’ trained teams into a communication stream together for future networking events and opportunities.

SHARE THIS

GET INVOLVED

Yellow asterisk icon used as a decorative element

Stay updated with all the latest news and initiatives by subscribing to the SVWA newsletter.

Safer Venues WA advocates and celebrates on the unceded lands of the Whadjuk Noognar people.
We pay our respects to Elders past and present. We pay deep respect to the rich knowledge, culture, music and songlines in the continuation of their culture for the past 45,000+ years in South Western Australia.

Safer Venues WA Online Toolkit is proudly supported by the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries, with thanks to photographer Jim Hall.

© Safer Venues WA 2023

Created by Bateman Digital

FILTER & SORT

Post Sort