
Join Wyndham City Council in recognising the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, from 25 November to 10 December.
This global campaign brings communities together to raise awareness, challenge harmful attitudes and take action to prevent violence against women and girls.
Throughout the 16 days, Council will support a range of activities and initiatives across Wyndham, providing opportunities to learn, connect and promote respectful relationships.
Everyone has a role to play in preventing gender-based violence. By speaking up, challenging harmful behaviours and supporting those affected by violence, we can help build a safer, more respectful and inclusive community.
Explore the activities happening across Wyndham and find out how you can get involved.
Get Support
If you or someone you know is experiencing family violence or abuse, confidential support is available.
- 1800RESPECT (1800respect.org.au) – National domestic, family and sexual violence support.
- Safe Steps – Victoria's 24/7 family violence crisis response service.
- The Orange Door – Local family violence and family wellbeing support.
Online Safety and Digital Abuse
Find information and support to recognise, prevent and respond to online abuse.
- eSafety Commissioner – Online safety advice, resources and reporting pathways.
Learn More and Take Action
Explore practical ways to promote respect, equality and safer communities.
- Respect Victoria – Campaigns, prevention resources and information about respectful relationships.
- Safe and Equal – Resources, information and advocacy focused on preventing and responding to family and gender-based violence.

16 Days of Resources for 16 Days of Activism
Explore our 16-day resource calendar, featuring 16 titles available from our libraries that unpack some of the complexities of gender and violence.

Walk Against Family Violence 2026 – Join the Wyndham Community

More Than a Fade – FREE Haircuts & Community Connection

The deepfake threat impacting girls and women: from awareness to action

Recognising online coercive control in young people’s lives

Risks and rewards of online communities: the experiences of girls and young women
