16 Days of Activism Campaign 2022
16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence
Women’s Health In the North (WHIN) is excited to announce that they were successful in receiving a 16 Days of Activism consortium grant from Safe and Equal. WHIN will use funding from the consortium grant to partner with Darebin City Council, Your Community Health and Juno to expand the reach of the 16 Days Of Activism campaign to local members of the community from diverse cultural and faith-based backgrounds who may not have previous exposure to the campaign.
WHIN will be working in an integrated effort across their preventing gender-based violence, community programs team and local partners in a series of place-based community led prevention activities for the 16 Days of Activism to support grassroots engagement in the Respect Women: ‘Call It Out’ (Respect Is) campaign.
WHIN has also developed social media tiles in English, Arabic, Greek, Tamil and Urdu on actions to promote gender equality. The 2022 tiles can be found below, which is where social media tiles from previous years are located as well as the Social Marketing Package 2020 which has useful information for supporting partner’s campaigns.
Resource: 16 Days of Activism 2022 Campaign Resources
Community Day
Celebrate, Respect and Support Women: Women’s Health In the North, City of Darebin, Juno and Your Community Health are holding a multicultural community day at East Preston Community Centre on Friday 9th December (10am -2pm) to celebrate 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence and community members are invited to join for a day of conversation and celebration of the women in the local community.
Focusing on the key message of ‘Respect Is’ there will be workshops focused on financial literacy, health and wellbeing workshops and art as well as a community lunch and live music.
Registrations can be made by calling or emailing WHIN ((03) 9484 1666 | info@whin.org.au | or texting 0473 738 133
Flyer: Community Day: Celebrate, Respect and Support Women
