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International White Ribbon Campaign
We want to hear about your White Ribbon Campaign! Please send your photographs,
newsletters, and updates to info(at)whiteribbon(dot)ca or
post your experiences on our online discussion forum
Massachusetts White Ribbon Day, March 2, 2010
Week of Proclamations March 1-7, 2010
Join us at the Massachusetts State House in Boston for a White Ribbon Day Proclamation Event, at 1pm on March 2nd, in Gardner Auditorium followed
by a reception in Nurses Hall.The Massachusetts White Ribbon Day Campaign continues to build momentum. From our first year's event with Governor Patrick to the ongoing activities in police departments, schools, workplaces and communities all across the Commonwealth, men and boys are taking part in this international effort to help end men’s violence against women.
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There are or have been White Ribbon Campaigns in at least 60 countries, including:
Africa
Kenya
Morocco
Namibia
Nigeria
Sierra Leone
South Africa
Uganda
Asia
China
Japan
South Korea
Taiwan
Austalia/Oceania
Australia WRC
Freedom from Fear: Campaign Against Domestic Violence
No To Violence
WRC New Zealand
Tonga
Europe
Austria WRC
Czech Republic
Daphne Tool Kit
Denmark
England
Estonia
EuroPRO-Fem
European WRC
Finland WRC
Germany
Italy
Lithuania
Norawy
Poland
Spain WRC
Sweden
Switzerland
Latin America
Argentina
White Ribbon Campaign - Brazil
Colombia
El Salvador
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Peru
Middle East & Former USSR
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Georgia
Russia
South Asia
Bangladesh
India
Nepal
Pakistan
Sri Lanka
South-East Asia
Cambodia
Indonesia
Laos
Malaysia
Philippines
Singapore
Vietnam
United Kingdom
UK WRC
Woman Kind
The United States
Dads and Daughters
Emerge: Counselling and Education to Stop Domestic Violence
Massachusetts White Ribbon Campaign (Jane Doe)
Mainely Men Against Violence and Sexism
Men Can Stop Rape
Men Stopping Rape, Inc.
Men Stopping Violence
Minnesota Centre Against Violence and Abuse
National Coalition Against Domestic Violence
National Organization for Men Against Sexism (NOMAS)
National Violence Against Women Prevention Research Centre
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