DAVE KRAMER on SMALL STEPS FOR HANNAH

Dave Kramer is a Behavioural Scientist who has dedicated his life to empowering people to contribute to community safety, since the tragic loss of his best friend, Hannah Clarke, and her children in 2020. As sought after speaker and ambassador for Small Steps 4 Hannah, Dave brings a unique blend of honesty, personal narrative, and evidence-based violence prevention research to address critical issues such as masculinity, gender-based violence prevention, and respectful relationships. Dave’s heartfelt message of personal accountability resonates deeply, rallying all others to collectively contribute to community safety

SMALL STEPS FOR HANNAH

On the morning of 19th February 2020 Hannah Clarke and her three children- Aaliyah, Laianah and Trey were murdered when Hannah's ex-husband doused their car in petrol and set it alight. He then committed suicide by repeatedly stabbing himself.

Small Steps for Hannah is a movement started by the family of Hannah Clarke and her children, who were determined that this should not happen to any other family. The foundation aims to educate, advocate, support and fund projects to prevent and end domestic and family violence in Australia.

The Foundation offers two programs to help prevent domestic violence. The first is a unique corporate program: "Hannah's Story". This is an interactive workshop which takes participants on Hannah's journey and explains coercive control and the red flags that are in plain sight for all to see.

The second initiative is the Halt program pioneered by Dave Kramer and is dedicated to empowering young people to champion safe and equitable relationships. It addresses critical issues such as masculinity, gender-based violence prevention and respectful relationships.

DAVE KRAMER

Dave Kramer, is a Behavioural Scientist dedicated to empowering individuals to create safe, equitable, and inclusive homes, workplaces, schools and communities. His journey into this work began after the tragic loss of his best friend, Hannah Clarke and her three children in February of 2020.

CONTACT:               Dave Kramer           0410 395393      dave.k@smallsteps4hannah.com

Website:         HALT domestic and family violence (smallsteps4hannah.com.au)






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