New data reveals that four in five men want to change the alarming rates of violence against women, although 43% say they personally can’t do anything to change this (OurWatch 2024). A greater focus is needed to help men and boys understand what action they can take to help end violence against women.
All men, but especially those in leadership roles and positions of power can play a significant part in the structural and culture change needed to end the sexism and disrespect towards women that leads to violence.
This workshop is not a presentation—it’s a conversation.
Join the team from Women’s Health Grampians for a thought-provoking discussion on how male sporting leaders can play a vital role in preventing violence against women within their clubs and communities. We will share practical tips, explore what’s working (and what’s not), and workshop ideas that could work for you.
Who: Male leaders in your club – committee members, captains, coaches, leadership group or anyone in a position to influence their peers in a positive way.
When: Monday 1st September 2025
Time: 6:00pm – 7:30pm
Where: Selkirk Stadium – 989 Norman Street, Wendouree
Cost: FREE!
For more information, please contact Dee Micevski at Women’s Health Grampians on 5322 4100 or via email at dee@whg.org.au.
Let’s make a team effort to end violence against women, starting with leadership in sport!