16 Days of Activism

Respect Women: Let's Call it Out Everywhere Loddon Mallee

16 Days of Activism

Respect Women: Let's Call it Out Everywhere Loddon Mallee

16 Days of Activism

Respect Women: Let's Call it Out Everywhere Loddon Mallee

16 Days is a global campaign established by the United Nations to raise awareness and encourage communities to take action to end violence against women. The annual campaign begins on 25 November, the International Day of Elimination of Violence Against Women, and ends on 10 December, which is International Human Rights Day.

Women’s Health Loddon Mallee have established the regional campaign theme for 2023 as: “Respect Women: Let’s Call it Out Everywhere Loddon Mallee”.

16 Days Toolkit 2023

The 16 Days of Activism Toolkit has been created to assist organisations and communities in the Loddon Mallee Region to participate in and lead their own events and activities as part of the international 16 Days of Activism campaign, 25 November – 10 December.

Campaign Resources 2023

Women’s Health Loddon Mallee have created a set of downloadable and shareable campaign resources for Loddon Mallee groups and individuals to show their support for the 16 Days of Activism campaign.

Latest 16 Days of Activism Events

The Gendered Drivers of Violence in Everyday Life – an interactive workshop series with Women’s Health Loddon Mallee and The Men’s Project.
FREE film screening of ‘Equal the Contest’, followed by a facilitated panel, which includes Player and Film Maker Mitch Nivalis.
An art competition for kids and young people to reflect on the theme Respect Women.
This FREE one-hour Lunch and Learn webinar will cover simple actions to create gender equality and prevent violence against women and children.
A retreat for women from multicultural backgrounds to come together for a walk, yoga and conversation on women peer empowerment in an outdoor setting
Join us in this Nagy Muay Thai class as we raise much needed funds for the family of our beloved friend Logee who was sadly taken from us a last month.
Join us in the Walk Against Family Violence, wear orange and stand up to end family violence and violence against women.
A webinar in discussion with Chanel Contos. Brought to you by Women’s Health Loddon Mallee and Greater Bendigo Against Family Violence
Mildura Rural City Council invites the community to come together on White Ribbon Day and take a stand to address and prevent family violence.
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