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Dear White Ribbon Supporter

Thank you to those who took part in last week's White Ribbon Survey.

With your feedback and comments, the campaign can continue to grow while meeting the needs of those who support this kaupapa.

If you would still like to have your say, click here and share your knowledge and experience with us.

Judge Peter Boshier
White Ribbon Chair
 
 
 

From the chair

Last month we announced that White Ribbon will focus on sexual violence and the issue of consent in our November Campaign.

We are now putting the first part of the campaign programme together, by announcing the dates and venues for workshops which will focus on sexual violence and the issue of consent.

These workshops will bring together those people and agencies that are working in the sector and or affected by the issue of sexual violence.

White Ribbon will then begin to put together the November campaign, in which one of the most important components is you - the White Ribbon supporter.

We all have people within our reach, agencies we can connect to and family and colleagues we can influence. Together we can grow the audience for this campaign and raise awareness and get people to take action.
 
 
 
 
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Campaign Workshops Dates

This year’s theme for White Ribbon will focus on sexual violence and the issue of consent.

The campaign is holding two workshops (one in Auckland and the other in Wellington) bringing together experts and stakeholders to help shape the campaign, by looking at the problem, specific NZ issues, research, equivalent overseas campaigns, possible solutions and how to convey these in a NZ campaign.

There is no cost to attend the workshop; however numbers could be limited if demand exceeds available places.

Auckland Workshop
Tuesday 14 April 10:00am – 2:00pm
Tea and coffee provided with sandwiches for lunch.
Venue: Fickling Centre, 546 Mt Albert Road, Three Kings, Waikowhai Room.
Parking available on site.
Join White Ribbon and co-hosts Rape Prevention Education -Whakatu Mauri and Auckland Council to help shape this important campaign.

Wellington Workshop
Wednesday 08 April 10:00am - 2:00pm
Tea and coffee provided with sandwiches for lunch.
Venue: Women's Refuge, 275 Cuba Street in the boardroom
Join White Ribbon and co-hosts Women's Refuge to help shape this important campaign.
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"As a survivor of domestic violence I want to thank the league for supporting this cause. It means the world to me" Vicious
de Milo.

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NO SHADES OF GREY

Dead End Derby, the South Island’s top Roller Derby league, are thrilled to present ‘No Shades of Grey!’ on Saturday 21 March at Cowles Stadium. "We're proud to take a stand against violence and abuse by choosing White Ribbon as the charity for this event. Read about  Vicious
de Milo - a survivor of domestic violence and Roller Derby Official.
 
 
 
 
 
 

Arihana White

Arihana recently performed on the 
X Factor. We're really proud that she's performing after experiencing violence where her vision was damaged. Check out her performance here.
 
 
 

Tell us

Please let us know what you did for White Ribbon and if you can, send us a photo. It can be an event with a thousand people, a display, a workshop, a BBQ... just let us know.
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Donate

White Ribbon needs your support to fund the campaign into the future. Please donate now.
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Nominate

If you know a man that lives the kaupapa and think he could help promote non-violence, nominate now. Nominations are processed every two months.
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Want to take part in the 2015 White Ribbon Ride or just stay in the loop. Make sure we have your contact details as a rider so we can send out regular updates. Click here to update your details and find out more about Ride 15.
 
 
 
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