Man Up — Domestic violence prevention, men to men, Australia

Right now, in Australia

It's not slowing down

0 estimated family and domestic violence matters police have responded to today

updating in real time

This is not a live feed. It's a simple projection built from one published national rate â€” police respond to a family and domestic violence matter every two minutes, on average (Australian Institute of Criminology / Salvation Army Australia). We reset it at midnight and count up through the day.

Stories

Men telling men

Short, unscripted. A mate, a father, a son, a bystander...talking about the moment they realised, and what they did next.

Stories are coming. Real men, real moments.

The pledge

Small, specific, real

Not a badge for your profile picture. 6 things you can actually do, starting this week.

I'll say something when a mate's "joke" isn't one.
Even when it's awkward. Especially then.
I'll check in on a mate I'm worried about.
Not a group chat. A real conversation.
I'll talk to the young men in my life about respect.
Sons, nephews, teammates, apprentices.
I'll learn the signs, not just the headlines.
Coercive control rarely looks like a bruise.
I'll back a mate who leaves, not just one who stays.
Leaving is the most dangerous moment. Show up for it.
I'll pass this on to another bloke.
This only works if it moves.