Play a role in our community to stop the cycle of violence
My name is Agum Aliir. I came to Australia almost 10 years ago from Uganda as a refugee. I am studying Bachelor of Media and… Read more
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We all make easy excuses – what excuse can you stop?
Boys will be boys. He only did it because he likes you. It wasn’t that bad. Man up. We’ve heard these common phrases and off-the-cuff… Read more
Educators cannot be bystanders to disrespect
In my 43 years in the education system, including over 17 years as a school principal, I’ve had the wonderful experience of watching young people… Read more
A little self-edit can go a long way
When I was 21 I became a proud stepfather to beautiful two-year-old twin girls. Now they each have baby boys, and I’m a proud grandfather.… Read more
Stop, reflect, and make small changes
When I came across the research that shaped this campaign, I was saddened to hear that adults often excuse or minimise the impact of aggression… Read more
Raising a generation where disrespect is not tolerated
To give our children the best chance to succeed in the world, we need to give them the skills to help them interact and communicate… Read more
Respectful relationships start at home
As parents we have an incredible power to shape children’s attitudes and behaviours, particularly how they relate to and treat other people. One of the… Read more
Breaking the cycle of violence: the role of parents
Violence against women in Australia is a serious but preventable issue. Violence affects both men and women, but not equally. While many men are victims… Read more
We must all play our part in ending the cycle of violence
About two years ago, I was a member of a big, strong, optimistic, service-oriented family, living with my wife and youngest daughter in Malaysia, where… Read more
Yarning with Lani
My name is Lani Brennan. I am a survivor of family violence, and a mother of six beautiful girls. Read more