What Were You Wearing

  • What Were You Wearing? Exhibition: Melbourne

    • Naarm/Melbourne

    Join us for our first What were you wearing exhibition in Melbourne! This exhibition aims to dispel the myth that clothing leads to assault. This event will be concluding NAIDOC week, where we will be shining a light onto Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples stories of sexual violence. Allies are welcome and encouraged to attend Saturday, 13th July - 12pm-4pm Sunday,…

  • No more: National rally against violence

    • Queensland
    • Magan-djin/Brisbane

    Join us on Sunday, July 28 to rally against gender-based violence ✊🏽 We will meet at King George Square at 11am to march, and then returning to the Square to hear from our incredible speakers - you won't want to miss this! Nicole Madigan Yasmin Khan Demi Lynch Dave Kramer Larissa Waters Vanessa Fowler In April, 100,000 people rallied across the country for change and there is…

  • No more: National rally against violence

    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    Between the 26-28th, people from all over Australia are coming together in their communities to rally against violence! 28 women have been killed since the start of 2024, and we are beyond fed up! Domestic, Family & Sexual violence are at an all time high and nothing enough is being done about it. When: SATURDAY 27th, 1pm Where: Starting at Belmore Park and marching to Hyde…

  • Bpangerang/Wangaratta No More rally

    • Naarm/Melbourne

    Join us for the No More: National Rally Against Violence happening from July 26th - 28th, 2024! Wangaratta/Bpangerang When: July 27th, 2024 Time: 10am Where: King George Gardens The rallies we organised in April brought together over 100,000 people nationwide. As a result, we have now established the National Rally Collective, to ensure the conversation against men’s violence…

  • No More

    • Boorloo/Perth & Walyalup/Fremantle

    PERTH/BOORLOO! We are calling on you once more. Between the 26-28th July, people from all over Australia are coming together once again in their communities to rally against men’s violence. The rallies we organised in April brought together over 100,000 people nationwide. As a result, we have now established the National Rally Collective, to ensure the conversation against men’s…

  • No more: National day against violence

    • Nationwide
    • Gadigal Country/Sydney

    This Friday, Saturday & Sunday we march around Australia again, fighting to end men’s violence In April we had over 100,000 people across the country attend, and provoked the national cabinet meeting! It’s so important to show up, as it shows our government we need change and we need it NOW! How can you help? - Share the rally locations! - Tell your friends and family…