How to get involved
Check out this series of resources to help you take action to promote respectful attitudes within your community.
Read the Activity Guide for ideas on how to engage with influencers in your area, and use the posters, newsletter articles, social banners and more to bring your idea to life.
Make sure you use the hashtag #stopitatthestart when sharing your ideas and activities on social media, to join the national conversation about respect.
Activity ideas
Check out our video ‘Broken Hill sparks a change’ for more ideas on how to promote the Stop it at the Start campaign in your area. Residents of Broken Hill, including the Mayor, teachers, sporting coaches and other community leaders, held a community workshop to brainstorm activity ideas, and talk about the importance of respectful relationships.
Community activity guide
Need ideas for how to spark a positive change? Download this helpful guide for suggestions on where to begin.
Celebrate respect in your community
Engage those in your community by celebrating respectful relationships and behaviours with a respect award. This might be awarded to individuals showing above and beyond sportsmanship or teamwork.
Reach out to your community
Newsletter article template
Use the newsletter article template to share information about the campaign with your networks.
Email introduction template
Looking to collaborate with others to promote respect in your community? Use our email introduction template to introduce yourself and the campaign.
Promote respect in your community
Campaign poster
Looking to collaborate with others to promote respect in your community? Use our email introduction template to introduce yourself and the campaign.
Community fact sheet
Download and print the campaign fact sheet to share the Stop it at the Start campaign with your community.
Campaign flyer
Share the campaign flyer in your office, sporting club, school or community space and start a conversation about respect.
Promote respect online
Social media resource kit
Download the social media kit for ideas on how to promote respect on your online networks, and reach out to others in your community.
Social media banners
Share these banners on your social media channels to promote Stop it at the Start and your own community activities online. Make sure you tag #stopitatthestart
Web banner
Share this banner on your website to show your support for Stop it at the Start.
Host an event or activity
Invitation poster
Holding an event or activity to promote respect in your community? Customise and display the event poster to promote it.
Invitation template
Use this invitation template to encourage members of your community to attend your event or activity.
Parent and influencer resources
As parents, family members, teachers, coaches, community leaders and employers, we have an important role as influencers of young people.
Disrespect isn’t always an easy subject to talk about. Having the confidence to get started can sometimes be the hardest part.
You can find some helpful tools in our Resources section to help you have these conversations, including The Conversation Guide. You can read the full guide here, or check out one of our handy quick chat guides below.
Thinking about the conversation
Starting a conversation
Keep the conversation going
