White Ribbon UK
Leading charity engaging men and boys to end violence against women and girls in the UK.
‘We can prevent violence against women and girls. It starts with me. It starts with men.’
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Anthea Sully, Chief Executive
Anthea Sully, Chief Executive
Anthea Sully became Chief Executive of White Ribbon UK in 2018. White Ribbon UK is the leading charity engaging men and boys to end violence against women and girls.
Anthea has worked with Oxford Brookes and this conference and endorses the positive reach of this annual event.
Anthea is a campaigner, social entrepreneur, and former local politician. Anthea has led high profile human rights campaigns for a number of charities and faith organisations. White Ribbon Video
#It starts with me. It starts with men
#It starts with me. It starts with men
White Ribbon Day, 25th November
White Ribbon Day, 25th November
Together we can prevent violence against women and girls. It starts with me. It starts with men.
Together we can prevent violence against women and girls. It starts with me. It starts with men.
It starts with men is the theme for White Ribbon Day 2024. Violence against women and girls is rooted in harmful masculine traits. Starting with men, we must address the attitudes and behaviours that contribute to a fear of violence for women in their day-to-day lives.
It starts with men is the theme for White Ribbon Day 2024. Violence against women and girls is rooted in harmful masculine traits. Starting with men, we must address the attitudes and behaviours that contribute to a fear of violence for women in their day-to-day lives.
This White Ribbon Day, Monday, 25 November, we’re encouraging men to hold themselves accountable to women and to each other, so we can affect positive behaviour change to transform harmful cultures. Gender equality is key to making this culture change happen. Gender equality is achievable if men and boys understand and assume their responsibility as allies.
This White Ribbon Day, Monday, 25 November, we’re encouraging men to hold themselves accountable to women and to each other, so we can affect positive behaviour change to transform harmful cultures. Gender equality is key to making this culture change happen. Gender equality is achievable if men and boys understand and assume their responsibility as allies.
We can prevent violence against women and girls. It starts with me. It starts with men.
We can prevent violence against women and girls. It starts with me. It starts with men.
We’re calling on everyone, especially men and boys, to #ChangeTheStory for women and girls. This starts with challenging the seemingly ‘harmless’ attitudes and behaviours that perpetuate violence for women and girls.
We’re calling on everyone, especially men and boys, to #ChangeTheStory for women and girls. This starts with challenging the seemingly ‘harmless’ attitudes and behaviours that perpetuate violence for women and girls.
Below are three things you can do to
Below are three things you can do to
- Make the White Ribbon Promise to never use, excuse or remain silent about men's violence against women. It only takes 30 seconds and symbolises your personal commitment. You can make the White Ribbon Promise here.
- Wear a White Ribbon to show your support to ending violence against women and girls, and as an important conversation starter. You can buy a White Ribbon in the Shop, here.
- Become a White Ribbon Ambassador or Champion. Being a White Ribbon Ambassador or Champion is an effective and meaningful way to further your commitment to ending men’s violence against women and girls. You can register your interest, here.
To find out more about White Ribbon UK, and how you can support White Ribbon Day, visit our website.
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