For Allies
Misogynist behaviour and violence is not a “women’s issue”
It is a humanitarian issue and an urgent public health concern for the whole of society. Men and boys have an important part to play in creating change.
Be an active and effective ally
Here, we hope you will be inspired to step up efforts to be an active, and effective ally.
You can also search the Resource Library to learn more about specific issues.
Campaign: Early Intervention for Safer Relationships
Powerful new film calls for action on domestic abuse. Campaigners say they want the film
Be part of the solution
Peer accountability is vital, especially as the legal system lets many women down and many
Active Bystander interventions
Sign up for training and get more men to take part in methods to intervene
Are you and your friends practicing enthusiastic consent?
Are you and your friends practicing enthusiastic consent? Consent – this well-known video helps to
#IsThisOk Gender Based Violence Campaign
#IsThisOk Gender Based Violence Campaign This series of short videos examines the harassment experienced by
Through Her Eyes
Through Her Eyes is a film that highlights the everyday harassment faced by women and
Rethinking Masculinities & Allyship workshops
Rethinking Masculinities & Allyship workshops with Beyond Equality Check out the videos and workshops. Can
Charity engaging men to stop violence against women
White Ribbon – the UK’s leading charity engaging men to stop violence against women. Sign
Active Bystander interventions
Sign up for training and get more men to take part in methods to intervene when you witness misogynist comments or behaviour. Various charities offer bystander training such as Right To Be against street harassment, Stand By Me and Survivors Network Bystander Training.
Be part of the solution
Peer accountability is vital, especially as the legal system lets many women down and many women do not trust agencies to address abuse.
Learn about community accountability and transformative justice – how ordinary people are addressing unhealthy and abusive behaviours in their communities and helping people to take accountability for and change their behaviour.