Thank you! Below are previews of the social media posts and links to resources. Click on ‘read more’ on each post to see the text which will accompany each post, and the links which will be added to each post.
16 Days of Activism 2024 Campaign: “You may have heard it said…”
Domestic and Family Violence is an injustice our whole nation cares about. It affects members of our churches as much as it affects members of the broader community.
For the second year, the General Synod Families & Culture Commission is supporting the United Nations 16 days of activism campaign: 25 Nov to 10 Dec to prevent gender-based violence campaign by creating a 16 day faith-based social media campaign which will be run through facebook and Instagram.
The "You may have heard it said..." campaign highlights and reframes scriptures and teachings which have been misused in a coercive way by those who choose violence against women of faith. The campaign raises awareness of DV and also addresses violence-supportive attitudes.
Please raise awareness of domestic violence in our churches around Australia during this period by:
Post 2. 16 days of activism: Gender-based violence isn’t someone else’s fault
Gender-based violence isn't someone else's fault
Post 3. 16 days of activism. Change your thinking
16 days of activism against gender-based violence
Post 8. 16 days of activism: men and women are created equally in God’s image
16 days of activism against gender-based violence
Post 9. 16 days of activism. Create a respectful environment for everyone around you.
16 days of activism against gender-based violence
Post 10. 16 days of activism. Respect each other's boundaries
16 days of activism against gender-based violence
Post 11. 16 days of activism. The bible teaches mutual love between husbands and wives.
16 days of activism against gender-based violence
Post 13. 16 days of activism. Violence breaks the vows
16 days of activism against gender-based violence
Post 15. 16 days of activism. Gender inequality still exists.
16 days of activism against gender-based violence