The Baroness Casey report demands urgent learning, listening and comprehensive reform. This must happen.

White Ribbon UK supports Deputy Chief Constable Maggie Blyth’s call to educate boys about the dangers of harmful behaviours that many young people are exposed to online.

White Ribbon UK will publish a comprehensive new learning resource in May. On Monday, March 13th, we wrote to the Department of Education to advocate for the inclusion of primary prevention education in RSHE curriculum.

This International Women's Day, men and boys can show their allyship by listening. White Ribbon UK encourages all men and boys to commemorate March 8th by really hearing what women and girls are saying today.

Following the success of #TheGoal Campaign, White Ribbon UK looks forward to expanding our primary prevention programme and building upon the incredible work started in the transport sector to ensure the safety and success of women in rail and women passengers.

White Ribbon UK will host its All-Party Parliamentary Group on Wednesday, 8th February. You can write to your MP to encourage them to be there.

We are very concerned about reports of misconduct and mismanagement within South Wales Fire and Rescue Service.

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.

New festival and gig campaign to make men accountable for violence against women

Whilst the Government is aiming is to reduce violence against women and girls with its Tackling Violence Against Women And Girls Strategy, there needs to be proper investment in primary prevention, specifically working with men and boys, to make a significant step change.

As the man responsible for the killing of Sarah Everard has pleaded guilt to her murder, White Ribbon UK, a leading charity that engages with men the cultures that lead to abuse and violence against women has repeated its call for men to recognise that if they don’t stand up to violence against women it won’t end.

Oxford and Cambridge University boat clubs join forces to Support White Ribbon

Caitlin Millar has completed an impressive challenge of walking and running through the night from 1930~0630 and covering a total distance of 61km!

Men have to speak out. It must not fall on women to have to change how they go about their lives because of the fear and risk of violence.