White Ribbon Day: 25 November
White Ribbon Day, 25 November, is the international day when people wear a white ribbon to show that they do not condone violence towards women.
In this country most violence by men against women takes place in the home - with an average of 14 women a year killed by their partners or ex-partners. Each year there are over 3,500 convictions recorded against men for assaults on women and one in five women will experience sexual assault or sexual interference at some point in their lives.
All RIBBONS and WINDOW STICKERS have now been allocated, and no further orders for these items can be fulfilled.
White Ribbon Day POSTERS may still be ordered here.
More about White Ribbon Day
- About White Ribbon Day
- Useful White Ribbon resources and links
- Order White Ribbons and other resources
- White Ribbon Day posters
- White Ribbon Day logos
- 2008 events listing
- 2008 media releases
- National White Ribbon Day Men's Breakfast
- Outline of the process for using community spaces at Westfield Shopping Centres
- White Ribbon 2007
What you can do
- Wear a white ribbon to show your support.
- Challenge attitudes and behaviour which condone or tolerate violence.
- Encourage others in your organisation, family/whanau, community, street or workplace to wear a white ribbon.
- Organise a local event to speak out against violence towards women.
- Spread the word about the White Ribbon campaign and its aims.

