Football matches are able to unite disparate groups of people like few other events can. But many women and girls still feel excluded from the camaraderie that so many men are able to find in the sport due to rampant and persistent sexism. David Jiles, a White Ribbon Ambassador, has a message for boys and men everywhere.

Earlier this year, Rajinder Pryor, was honoured at Windsor Castle for promoting diversity and inclusion across the rail industry, and raising awareness around domestic abuse. Now MBE, Pryor looks back on her career in the rail industry and how important male allyship and top-down action have been for her own success.

The Community Channel at JC Decaux UK is helping us take #TheGoal - this year's campaign for White Ribbon Day 2022 - to new heights. Connie Zehentmeier reflects on what this collaboration means to her and the entire team at The Community Channel, an initiative that aims to help not-for-profits and charitable projects reach larger audiences via their digital Out-of-Home boards.

Men need to play a more active role in supporting women and girls in all aspects of life. But we can also do a lot more to encourage men and boys to take an interest in women's stories, starting on with women’s football.

Many churches hold services, vigils and raise awareness of ending men’s violence against women during November. Discover how churches and faith-based organisations are marking White Ribbon Day this year.

Set against the very serious concerns about the FIFA Men’s World Cup in Qatar, we need to be open about our choice of #TheGoal campaign for White Ribbon Day.

The White Ribbon UK team were welcomed to Calder High School to celebrate launching White Ribbon Day #TheGoal.

White Ribbon Day falls , 25 November, falls on the same week as the start of the FIFA men’s World Cup. There has never a better time for us to focus on the good that can come from unifying and supporting one common cause. All men can join the team to end violence against women and girls - that's #TheGoal