Gender stereotypes can cause harm. It’s important that we rewrite them to create wonderful male role models for our children.

Our National Director met with the Hon Minister for Housing and Homelessness and Federal Member for Franklin Julie Collins to discuss the intersections between family violence, engaging men and boys in primary prevention and homelessness.

Men of the world. We need you! Come and have a chat about your relationships so we can learn and share with others.

“Coercive control is one of the most insidious things going around,” Lloyd Clarke said. “We’ve been pushing for it because there’s so little understanding about it. If there is a national approach, everyone will get a better understanding on what it is & how dangerous it can be.”

If you or someone you know does not feel safe at home, help is available. For statewide family violence support services to help you or someone else, go to bit.ly/3sWaByz

Legislating a national definition of coercive control will transform the way Australians understand family and domestic violence and allow victim-survivors to see their stories in the criminal code for the first time.

It’s important that we reverse gender stereotypes for children. Some ways this can be done includes:

Your support can help end violence. Donate today and know that you are making a valuable difference. whiteribbon.org.au/Support-Us/Mak…

To get the information, language, and understanding you need to speak out against domestic and family abuse with more assurance, read the following testimonial on our free eLearning course. Take our free eLearning course if you have 45 minutes to spare. whiteribbon.org.au/Learn-more/Lea…

Through our upbringing and past experiences we might have developed gender stereotypes that are incorrect. When we realise we are doing this, it’s important to acknowledge and correct these stereotypes.

Wanting to host an event for White Ribbon Australia? We loved the event that the University of Queensland Women’s College hosted so much that we thought we would share it. Register your event today: events.whiteribbon.org.au/create-my-own-…

If you are competing in the upcoming Beach 2 Beach fun run, join team White Ribbon and raise funds to support our community engagement program. Register Now: events.whiteribbon.org.au/beach2beach

Today we provided $20 000 to MiCare as our Inaugural Community Response Fund recipient. You can read more about it here: whiteribbon.org.au/About-Us/News/…

This week we participated in the quarterly Industry Day at EQUALS International in Adelaide. Overall a fantastic and interactive event connecting with many international students studying community services, mental health and nursing in South Australia.

Have you taken a look at our merchandise range? All merchandise sales help to fund our community engagement and education programs. store.whiteribbon.org.au

If you are competing in the upcoming City to Bay fun run, join team White Ribbon and raise funds to support our community engagement program. Register Now: events.whiteribbon.org.au/city-bay

Great to see our WA team Monique Plater, Freocookster ⚓️ and Shelby Hohnberg flying the flag for White Ribbon Australia at State of Social #StateofSocial22

Sorry, that latest post should not have gone live and was not the message we were intending to share. When you have a really small team, sometimes these things happen.

Breaking: Analysis from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has found nearly a quarter of women have experienced emotional abuse by a partner. abc.net.au/news/2022-08-2…