A fantastic selection of specifically chosen books will be on display for 16 Days in WA, from 25 November–10 December. These titles have been specially chosen to inspire learning, reflection, and meaningful conversations around respect, equality, and safety. Supported by WA Centre for Rural Health.
In your workplace, about in the community - wear orange today to demonstrate hope and solidarity in the fight against gender-based violence.
Take the pledge. Be the difference. Join us on Tuesday, 25 Nov for a community BBQ to kick off the 16 Days of Activism. We’re inviting men to come together, enjoy a feed, and take a stand against gender-based violence. Start the conversation and take pledge ending violence. Date: Tuesday, 25th November 2025 Time: 9am-11 […]
This Year’s Theme: “Youth Culture: Relationship Violence.” Why Are Youth Normalising Unhealthy Behaviours? What To Expect: Welcome to Country & Opening Speeches: Opening speaches focusing on this year’s theme, “Youth Culture: Relationship Violence”, Why Are Youth Normalising Unhealthy Behaviours? Remembrance Moment: Join us in a minute’s silence to honour the victims and families affected by domestic homicide this […]
This lunchtime session provides a brief introduction to the drivers of family violence, the role of gender equality, and simple actions that you can do to help stop violence against, before it starts. This training is open to everyone. It's especially valuable for staff of organisations that have signed on to the Community, Respect & […]
Join Ngala and Desert Blue Connect for a fantastic information workshop on Protective Behaviours. Learn how to support and empower children with strategies to promote safety through fun, age appropriate activities. Walk away with tools to: Encourage children to recognise and express all types of feelings. Support children in identifying safe people they can talk […]
For the general public. Learn how to recognise and respond to FDV.
For Frontline Workers About 2-Day Foundations workshop This workshop provides practical knowledge and skills in implementing the Recognise, Respond and Refer Model © in a frontline worker context. This workshop is for frontline workers to learn how to recognise the signs of family violence, respond appropriately, and refer to support services relevant to Aboriginal and […]
In celebration of 16 Days in WA. Free meal, prizes. Wonthella Bowling Club, 4-6:30pm. Register: 0492 06 4417.
