On March 2, 2010, men throughout Massachusetts will once again speak out to:
change societal attitudes and beliefs that perpetuate and make excuses for violence against women!
promote safety and respect in all relationships and situations!
build a network of resounding voices that will support and advance the initiatives and efforts of Jane Doe Inc. and its member organizations to promote the safety, liberty and dignity of survivors!
As part of an international
human rights effort, the Massachusetts 2010 White Ribbon Day campaign
will invite men and boys to be part of the solution in ending violence
against women.
Follow this link to learn more about the
White Ribbon Campaigns around the world.
Our pledge for this year’s
campaign reflects what we envision and want to create: Finding a solution
to end men's violence against women. This
will take all of us working together, and being part of the solution
means putting the pledge to help into action.
Follow this link to the Ambassador Page
to become a White Ribbon Day Ambassador and help us spread this message.
The centerpiece of this year’s
campaign will be local WRD Proclamation events held throughout the
Commonweath in the week of March 1st to 7th. In addition, we plan to hold a statewide event this
year in Boston. Please check back here in later January to learn more details about the event.
Follow this link to our Proclamation Kit
to find the resources you will need to put on a Proclamation Event.
Funding for this publication was made possible (in part) by the Rape Prevention Education Cooperative Agreement No. 5VF1CE0011105-04 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention through the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the CDC or DPH.









From students in blazers
and sweatshirts to adults in leather jackets and suits, hundreds
joined Governor Deval Patrick, Lt. Governor Timothy Murray, Boston
Mayor Tom Menino and WRD Co-Chairs Former Governor Paul Cellucci
and Northeastern University's Athletic Director Peter Roby at
the State House on February 14, 2008.










