The White Ribbon Scotland campaign is a new campaign that aims to:

• Endorse and clearly state the vital role of non-perpetrating men in challenging and stopping violence against women

• Identify, create and promote opportunities for non-perpetrating men to be involved in the campaign to Stop Violence Against Women in Scotland

• Increase the capacity of men in Scotland to engage in the campaign to Stop Violence Against Women, through examination and dissemination of best practice from the UK and abroad

Call to Action Summary report: on the 30th March 2006, a new movement to involve men in campaigning to end violence against women began with the "Stop Violence Against Women: Involving Men" conference, organised by Amnesty International Scotland and Men's Health Forum Scotland, read more

How to get involved - take action!  Read more

White Ribbon Scotland supporter organisations

Rape Crisis Scotland have launched a new public awareness campaign aimed at challenging women-blaming attitudes for rape.  To find out more visit the campaign's website www.thisisnotaninvitationtorapeme.co.uk

Contacts

An Edinburgh White Ribbon group meets every 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month, upstairs in the Wash Bar on the Mound at 8.30pm - they can be contacted on whiteribbon.edinburgh@googlemail.com

White Ribbon Scotland blog: news, events and personal views from a glasgow perspective

Join the White Ribbon Scotland Facebook Group - this group is a place to discuss what you can do to get involved, organise local groups and events, and keep in touch with all that is happening in Scotland.

General email: info@whiteribbonscotland.org.uk

Please note: this site is work in progress