A domestic violence poster aimed at men has been slammed as "offensive" by a fathers' rights campaign group. The poster, which reads "Dads - have the strength to change", is part of an anti ...

The poster, put up by Greenwich Council in south-east London as part of their campaign to combat domestic violence, is one of several different posters used in the campaign over the past year.

SARC, an organization that provides resources to victims of sexual and domestic violence and child abuse, announce that the deadline for its Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month poster contest has ...

A poster campaign across Bristol is urging men to reject domestic violence towards women. Domestic Abuse There's No Excuse is a series of images of men and the text: "We don't tolerate abuse or ...

Others called the posters “powerful”, “impactful” and “superb”. On the release of the campaign, Farah Nazeer, Chief Executive of Women’s Aid, said in a statement: “There is a role to play for everyone ...

It's a campaign as clever as it is powerful. At a glance, it's compelling and raises hackles. Led by UN Women and the IMPACT BBDO agency, it denounces domestic violence through the art of henna.

The start of the new month is also the start of the Drive Out Domestic Violence campaign for the Children’s Home Center for ...

Patrisha McLean brings fight against domestic violence in Maine to South Berwick ... McLean drove to York for a similar town-wide poster campaign following the beating death of Rhonda Pattelena on ...

A victim of domestic violence who had her jaw broken by an abusive partner has called for an end to the lad culture in Northern Ireland as she backed a new campaign to tackle misogynistic ...