The Hatchery — Ending Coercive Control & Domestic Violence Conference
Speaking on trauma-informed engagement and centring lived expertise in domestic, family and sexual violence work.
Keynote speaker & workshop facilitator
Ratu Nida Farihah helps leaders turn silence into signal, policy into felt safety, and complex human experiences into meaningful change.
Recent Speaking & Sector Work
Ratu's keynotes sit at the intersection of psychosocial safety, belonging, coercive control, lived expertise, multicultural identity and trauma-informed leadership — bringing the rare combination of lived experience, strategic clarity and humanity that helps people not only understand differently, but lead differently
Speaking on trauma-informed engagement and centring lived expertise in domestic, family and sexual violence work.
Sharing the intersection of story, belonging, social impact and trauma-informed leadership.
Presenting Women’s Lantern and sharing how social innovation can build safer, more connected pathways for women and communities.
Bringing Homecoming into rooms doing the hard and hopeful work of ending violence and building safer systems.
Spoken at and invited into rooms with
Ratu has spoken and built work across spaces exploring psychosocial safety, coercive control, domestic, family and sexual violence, lived expertise, multicultural leadership and social impact.
Speaking & workshops
Workshop topics
Built for: conferences, universities, leadership offsites, social impact organisations, healthcare and wellbeing teams, and multicultural community spaces.
Approach: A lived-expertise lens, trauma-informed engagement and strategic storytelling for rooms ready to think more deeply about people, harm and systems.
Audiences leave with better language for human complexity, clearer insight into systems and a stronger sense of what ethical action can look like.
Speaking response
“She made complex trauma-informed ideas feel practical, safe and deeply relevant to the room.”
“Ratu brings clarity, courage and humanity to conversations organisations often struggle to hold.”
“A rare blend of strategy, lived experience and language that stays with people.”
Speaking FAQ
Ratu speaks on belonging and identity, trauma-informed leadership, psychosocial safety, migration and multicultural communities, storytelling for social impact, domestic and family violence, healing, visibility and voice.
Yes. Ratu offers keynotes, panels, workshops and facilitated conversations for conferences, universities, leadership rooms, social impact organisations and community spaces.
Yes, especially teams working across leadership, health and wellbeing, inclusion, psychosocial safety, social impact, communication and culture change.
Yes. Ratu brings a lived-expertise lens to domestic, family and sexual violence conversations, grounded in trauma-informed and culturally aware engagement. Her speaking does not replace clinical, legal or policy advice.
Use the speaking enquiry pathway on the contact page and include your audience, event date, location and the outcome you want people to leave with.
Speaker enquiry
From sector conferences to leadership rooms, Ratu brings trauma-informed storytelling, lived expertise and strategic clarity to conversations that ask us to build belonging without bypassing harm.
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