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Strong and positive leadership by men is one of the best ways to reduce New Zealand’s shocking domestic violence rates – that’s why the National Network of Stopping Violence Services (NNSVS) 100% endorse the White Ribbon Ambassadors Scheme launched in Manukau city today (Tuesday 15 September 2009). More

NNSVS' response to the Maori Programme of Action for Addressing Family Violence, launched by Minister Turia at the Beehive. More

School principals need to be leaders. More

Most people don’t want to talk about parents who beat up their kids, but it has be to done if children are to heal. More

Talk it up – that’s the solution to domestic violence according to Parekotuku Moore from the National Network of Stopping Violence Services. More

Courts must protect victims and hold violent offenders accountable for their behaviour, that’s the opinion of Brian Gardner of the National Network of Stopping Violence Services. More

The highly successful “Promoting Youth Non-violence project” has a new name - R.A.P. - Respect All People Whakamana Tangata . The new brand was launched at the Involve 2008 Youth conference in Wellington recently. More

Hush money is a bad thing - particularly when it’s related to domestic violence says the manager of the National Network of Stopping Violence Services, Brian Gardner. More

The new funding of $446 million for essential areas of social services is great news says the National Network of Stopping Violence Services co-leaders, Brian Gardner and Parekotuku Moore. More

Some of NZ’s top Maori and Pacific Island male musicians are standing up against violence towards women, with the launch of a new music DVD and CD “You Will Know” Brothers Against Violence. More