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Jackson Katz speaks at the Parliament!

8th March 2010

How can men challenge violence against women?

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4th March 2010

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WHITE RIBBON SCOTLAND

The White Ribbon Scotland campaign is for men in Scotland who want to end violence against women. We are part of a global campaign of men and boys committed to taking action to stop violence against women. More about the campaign

Violence against women is a human rights scandal around the world and here in Scotland where a domestic violence incident is recorded every 11 minutes. More about the problem

Our focus is on involving men, but we welcome the support of women too. We work collaboratively with women's organisations and urge men to support their work. View our supporters.

MAKE A PERSONAL PLEDGE

Most men in Scotland are not violent towards women, but many of us ignore the problem, or see it as something that has nothing to do with us. A simple first step you can take is to sign our personal pledge.

I pledge never to commit, condone or remain silent about men's violence against women.

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JOIN ME

When incidents of violence occur, there is never just one victim. Whole communities are affected by rape, sexual assault, and sexual harassment. Men and women support and depend on each other, and if women cannot live a full and happy life, neither can men.

Joshua Nathan, student at the University of Edinburgh
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OTHER THINGS YOU CAN DO

White Ribbon Scotland relies on the skills, experience and actions of men in Scotland. We have compiled a range of ideas and resources to enable you to help spread the message to others.