16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence

25 November–10 December

The campaign for 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence is a unified effort to galvanise action towards ending violence against women and girls around the world.

To change the culture that drives gendered violence, we need to change the conversation. The campaign calls on us to create opportunities for dialogue between activists, policy-makers and the public, and empowers us to call out gender inequality, marginalisation and discrimination in our workplaces and communities.

Find more information and resources about 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence here.

IN THIS GROUP

Amani Haydar
Amani Haydar is an award-winning writer, visual artist, lawyer and advocate for women’s health and safety based in Western Sydney. Amani’s debut memoir The Mother Wound was recently awarded the […]
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Bri Lee
Bri Lee is a Sydney-based author, academic, and activist. As an author, Bri published a multi-award-winning memoir, Eggshell Skull, and two other acclaimed works of non-fiction, Beauty and Who Gets […]
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Celeste Liddle
Celeste Liddle is an Arrernte woman, an opinion writer, a trade unionist and public speaker. Celeste started her blog Rantings of an Aboriginal Feminist in June 2012. A mere six […]
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Danny Blay
Danny Blay is a policy advisor and trainer preventing family violence and violence against women and children. Danny was the Chief Executive Officer of No To Violence Male Family Violence […]
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David Leser
David Leser is a multi-award winning journalist who has worked in Australia, North America, the Middle East, Europe and Asia for the past 40 years. He won the 1999 Walkely […]
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Jane Gilmore
Jane Gilmore is a writer, feminist and PhD candidate from Melbourne. She has been researching and writing about the causes and effects of violence and poverty for almost two decades […]
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Jess Hill
Jess Hill is a Walkley-award winning investigative journalist, author and educator, and one of Australia’s most recognised and respected thinkers on gendered violence. She is the author of two Quarterly […]
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Karen Iles
Karen Iles is an Aboriginal lawyer and survivor advocate inspiring inclusion through courage and reform — blending lived experience, legal insight and powerful storytelling to change how Australia understands and […]
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Khadija Gbla
Differences in culture and background are simply that – differences. Not better or worse, simply different. Khadija Gbla is a cultural consultant and peer educator with unmatched ability to bridge […]
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Nicole Lee
Nicole Lee is a family violence survivor and passionate advocator. After suffering a decade of abuse at the hands of her former husband, Nicole now uses her lived-experience of family […]
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Tarang Chawla
Tarang Chawla is a recovering lawyer, storyteller, campaigner and activist. Tarang is the co-founder of Not One More Niki, a campaign to end violence against women and children, named in […]
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