Trinity College students back White Ribbon domestic violence work

Almost 400 year 11 and 12 students at Trinity College walked in black shirts and white ribbons on August 28. Each donated $2 to fight family violence.

Why it mattersYoung men taking visible action shows they are committed to changing harmful attitudes and pushing back against violence in their communities.

AustraliaThe event funds White Ribbon Australia's education programs across the country and demonstrates young Australians' willingness to address family violence.

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