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The pink suit is on again today! I’m off to em The pink suit is on again today! I’m off to emcee the @womenintourismgc annual Long Lunch in support of breast cancer. Hosted at @currumbinsanctuary and raising funds and awareness for @pinkupgc. Sally’s Pink Up in association with Gold Coast Hospital Foundation. All funds raised will be donated to their Cancer Patient Transport service in support of a new initiative named Sally’s Pink Up which you will be hearing about shortly. It’s #BreastCancer awareness month and we MUST keep talking about it, raising funds it and supporting those people who are living with it. My amazing friend @lucyormonde continues to share her journey, and educate about the impact of breast cancer not just in diagnosis and initial treatment, but years after. I’ve lost a number of friends in the last few years to this disease and had countless others diagnosed and treated. Check your BOOBS ladies! I get my ultrasound and mammogram every year and I’m now on the register for the breast cancer orgs to check on me. Don’t wait until the government provides it - go and see your doctor, ask for a check, pay for the scans (yes, they are working on funding these earlier) and be proactive for your health. A lot more conversation on this today. But I will use my voice here, on the stage and anywhere else I can if it saves a life or helps someone get treatment sooner. Check those boobies! More pics & videos to come after our fabulous day today!!! #breastcancer #breastcancerawareness #pinkup #goldcoast
⚠️ CONTENT WARNING: This episode discusses dom ⚠️ CONTENT WARNING: This episode discusses domestic violence, violence against women, sexual assault, alleged gang rape, coercive control, bullying and violence involving children. I woke up angry, and I needed to use my voice. It feels like we are seeing story after story after story — Sam Wood, the recent Sydney Swans allegations, another domestic violence case here on the Gold Coast, and the horrific allegations surrounding Cornell University. Some of it is almost impossible to comprehend. But we cannot let that overwhelm turn into silence. In this episode, I talk about why we need to speak up, why we need men to publicly join this conversation, and why saying something as simple as “This is not OK” matters. But the part I keep coming back to is this: it starts at five. My five-year-old son was recently encouraged by another boy to hurt a little girl. He knew it was wrong. He felt physically sick about it, and eventually he told me everything. We addressed it immediately with his school and after-school care, and we continued the conversation at home: we do not hurt people, we do not encourage others to hurt people, and when you see something that isn't right, you use your voice. We cannot wait until our boys become men to start having these conversations. Please listen. Please share this episode. Please have the uncomfortable conversations with your children, your partners, your friends and the men in your world. You don't need a huge platform and you don't need the perfect words. If speaking up encourages even one other person to use their voice, that matters. This is a topic we have to keep talking about. Violence is not OK. 🎧 Listen now: https://emmalovell.au/podcast Also available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and YouTube.
Two things about domestic violence and violence ag Two things about domestic violence and violence against women have become incredibly clear to me this week. We need to start these conversations with our children much younger. And men, we need you to speak up. Publicly. 1. It starts at five. We need to be having these conversations OUT LOUD with our children while they’re young. When my five-year-old son was encouraged by another child to hurt a little girl, we addressed it. With him. With the school. With after-school care. And then again at home. We cannot wait until our boys are 15, 18 or grown men to start talking about violence, respect, speaking up and what to do when something isn’t right. 2. Men, we need you. Women are exhausted. We’re talking about this. We’re sharing the stories. We’re checking on each other. We know there is a problem. But when I look at the engagement on the content I’ve shared about domestic violence and violence against women, I see overwhelmingly women talking to women. So please help us. Like the posts. Comment. Share them. Help the algorithm put these conversations in front of more men. And please don’t just tell the women in your life privately that you support us. Say it publicly. You don’t need the perfect words. “This isn’t OK.” “Violence against women is not OK.” “Men need to be part of this conversation.” That’s enough to start. Have the conversations at home. Have them with our children. Have them publicly. Please use your voice. #UseYourVoice #SpeakUp #DomesticViolence #StopDomesticViolence #ViolenceAgainstWomen
To the men in my life. I implore you, use your v To the men in my life. I implore you, use your voices. Speak out against violence - especially domestic violence right now. Yes, have a conversation in your home. With your partner. With your children. But please, Take that conversation online! Make it public. Make it loud. Get it in the group chat. And then out into the world. Please men. Show us you’re with us and SAY SOMETHING. I know you’re there. Please, say something. And I know the algorithm is at play - but if you are seeing this please!!! Like, comment, share! Get this IN your algorithm. Get loud with us. Show us you’re there. And I’ll keep posting til you start seeing - and I’m already hitting up the DMs!
It starts at five. That might be the part of this It starts at five. That might be the part of this conversation that has stayed with me the most. My son is five years old. And already we are having conversations with him about violence. About bullying. About not hurting another person. About not encouraging somebody else to hurt another person. And, importantly, about using his voice when something feels wrong. We cannot wait until our boys become men to start these conversations. If having uncomfortable, horrible, yucky conversations now helps my son grow into a man who speaks up, who refuses to participate and who protects rather than harms, then I will have them. We have to bring these conversations into the light. Talk to your children. Talk to your family. Talk to your friends. And please, especially if you’re a man, use your voice. Violence is not OK. PART 3 OF 3 #DV #DomesticViolence #StopDomesticViolence #EndDomesticViolence #UseYourVoice

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