WhiteRibbon NI - Ending Violence Against Women & Girls

Why prevention works

White Ribbon is a global movement to end male violence against women. It was formed in 1991 by a group of male students in Canada, in response to the brutal massacre of 14 female students. Its goal — which is the same today — is to send a clear message: violence against women in all its forms is unacceptable.

Across Northern Ireland, our Programme Practitioners are having these conversations in classrooms, youth clubs, sports teams, businesses, boardrooms, and community settings.

Everyone — including men and boys — has an important role to play as allies and agents of change, at both an individual and a societal level.

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Workshops

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Workshops

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Make the pledge

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News & events

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News & events

Ending violence against women & girls

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Ending violence

Our action & impact

See the difference we're making

Our action & impact

Junior board

Meet our young changemakers

Junior board

Our story

How White Ribbon NI began

Our story

Partners & funders

Who stands with us

Partners & funders

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