Help White Ribbon break the silence about men's violence against women by spreading the message through your social networks.
We're asking Australians to swear never to commit, excuse or remain silent about violence against women, and to encourage others to do the same.
Everyone can be part of Australia's Campaign to stop violence against women, and here's what you can do online:

Swear, wear and share
Show your support all year round by swearing, wearing and sharing. You can:
- Swear the oath at http://www.myoath.com.au and let everyone you know on Facebook hear about it.
- Wear a ribbon and show your support by changing your profile picture – you can download the official Facebook profile picture here. Need instructions on changing your Facebook Image?
- Share the White Ribbon message. Show your support for the campaign by sharing all White Ribbon articles, campaigns, photos and albums to your networks.

You can tweet and/or Retweet
I swear never to commit, excuse or remain silent about violence against women http://www.myoath.com.au #whiteribbon RT if you do too.
By tweeting the White Ribbon Oath and hash tag, you are helping to spread the White Ribbon message to your networks, then to your networks' networks, then to your networks' networks' networks.
And/or Swear, wear and re-tweet
Join the conversation about the insidious issue of men's violence against women with Twitter. Show your support by swearing, wearing and re-tweeting. You can:
- Swear the oath at http://www.myoath.com.au and let everyone you know on Facebook hear about it (there is a sharing option for Tweeting when you swear)
- Wear a ribbon, and show your support by changing your profile picture and Twitter Background – you can download the official Twitter profile picture here and the background image here. Need instructions on changing your Twitter Background or changing your Twitter Profile Picture?
- Re-Tweet the White Ribbon message. Show your support for the campaign by sharing White Ribbon’s articles, campaigns, photos and albums to your networks.