1800RESPECT Launches ‘That is Violence’ Campaign

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1800RESPECT Launches ‘That is Violence’ Campaign

National sexual assault and domestic violence counselling service 1800RESPECT has launched its first combined advertising and public relations campaign for women with disability, titled ‘That is Violence’. Aiming to raise awareness of the services and help available to women with disability, a series of short videos call out abuse and violence. C lick here to find out more.

(WIFVS eNews, 16/8/19)

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