The White Ribbon Movement
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The White Ribbon movement was established in 1991 to engage men in preventing violence against women and girls and to challenge harmful attitudes and behaviours that contribute to gender-based violence. In 2000, White Ribbon Day on 25 November was formally recognised by the United Nations as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.
Oakwood Safer Neighbourhoods Officers will be conducting a Walk, Talk and Do in Oakwood park, we will meet in front of Oakwood Park cafe at 14:00 on Saturday 7th November. Walk, Talk & Do is an initiative open to women aged 18 and over who live, work, or study in London. The initiative provides an opportunity for participants to walk with local police officers through areas where they may feel unsafe and discuss their concerns regarding women's safety. The purpose of these events is to: We hope to see you there!
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