Ian Thorpe Join marie claire To End Domestic Violence
March 3, 2016
How to end domestic violence once and for all? Our Watch has the answer. The national body combating violence against women and children believes we need to tackle gender stereotypes and sexist assumptions early, and often.
What you learn as a child shapes the adult you become. The best way to deal with negative assumptions about domestic violence is to pull them out at the root by educating our kids.
So, in our April issue, we have teamed up with Our Watch and MIMCO with a whole host of Australian celebrities recreating some of their favourite childhood memories in our #BePartOfTheChange campaign.
There’s Jesinta Campbell in tutu and pointe shoes in a ballet class, Dannii Minogue singing into her hairbrush at a slumber party, Ian Thorpe in a paddling pool and Megan Gale climbing a tree.
March 3, 2016
How to end domestic violence once and for all? Our Watch has the answer. The national body combating violence against women and children believes we need to tackle gender stereotypes and sexist assumptions early, and often.
What you learn as a child shapes the adult you become. The best way to deal with negative assumptions about domestic violence is to pull them out at the root by educating our kids.
So, in our April issue, we have teamed up with Our Watch and MIMCO with a whole host of Australian celebrities recreating some of their favourite childhood memories in our #BePartOfTheChange campaign.
There’s Jesinta Campbell in tutu and pointe shoes in a ballet class, Dannii Minogue singing into her hairbrush at a slumber party, Ian Thorpe in a paddling pool and Megan Gale climbing a tree.
