Men in Kinky Boots and Slinky Heels March for Domestic Violence Awareness

Men in kinky boots and slinky heels march for domestic violence awareness

Men take to Tamworth’s Peel Street in heels, raising awareness against domestic violence this Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month.

EDON Place hosts annual candlelight vigil in honour of DFV victims - Bundaberg Today

EDON Place hosted its Annual Candlelight Vigil on the evening of Wednesday, 7 May, in the heart of the Bundaberg CBD, bringing the community together in a moving tribute to the victims of Domestic and Family Violence (DFV). Community engagement coordinator Jenae George said it was amazing to see the community come together last night to stand in solidarity and pay tribute to the victims who sadly lost their lives to Domestic and Family Violence …

Men walk in heels to stand with survivors at BASAC fundraiser

Dozens of men strapped on red high heels and hit the pavement Thursday for the Battlefords and Area Sexual Assault Centre’s (BASAC) eighth annual Walk a Mile in Our Shoes — a community event aimed at raising awareness about sexual violence and showing survivors they’re not alone. Amber Stewart, executive director of BASAC, believes the event is about shifting focus from survivors to the responsibility of allies — particularly men — in helping en…

Men strut their stuff in heels to raise awareness of domestic violence in North West

It was a sight to see in the Tamworth CBD today, as dozens of men marched the streets in women’s shoes. Part of a domestic violence awareness campaign, the initiative encourages men to call out unacceptable behaviour.

Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month: how to get involved

May is Domestic and Family Violence (DFV) prevention month in Australia, a national initiative aimed at raising awareness of domestic and family violence and coercive control. It highlights the support services which are available and sends a clear message that violence in our communities will not be tolerated.Here in Queensland, the theme for 2025 is “Take positive action today to build a safer Queensland” encouraging us all as individuals and …