Giant Ribbon
Family Court Judge Peter Bouchier signs
The Giant Ribbon Pledge Project aimed to link together White Ribbon events happening around the country by gathering signatures on 60 white panels. The panels were gathered up after White Ribbon Day in 2010 and 2011 and sewn into Giant White Ribbons. Thousands of New Zealanders signed their name under the words ‘we’re against violence towards women’.
The two Giant Ribbons, measuring 30 metres when laid flat, are now being displayed in prominent locations throughout New Zealand.
Contact us if you would like to host one of the Giant Ribbons in your community.
And don’t forget you can sign The Pledge, details here.
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- Vic Tamati (face of It’s Not OK) signs the pledge
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- Chief Commissioner Carl Davidson signs the Pledge Panel
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- White Ribbon Ambassador Rubin Wiki puts pen to panel
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- Political Reporter Barry Soper signs the pledge
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- Family Court Judge Peter Bouchier signs
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- Ashburton Mayor signs the pledge
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- Brendon Pongia who played basketball with the Tall Blacks for nearly a decade signs
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- Good Morning staff sign the pledge
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- White Ribbon Committie Chair Brian Gardner signs
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- Giant White Ribbon displayed at Auckland Hospital
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- Wellington Mayor Celia Wade-Brown and Paul Curry CE Families Commission sign the pledge
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- Danielle Claudwell from Rotorua Safe Families and the White Ribbon Ride
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- Alison Dow (Director Pou Aroha-Student Wellbeing) with Pete Hodkinson (USU President) UNITEC
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- Pita Sharples and White Ribbon Ambassador Barry Mathews sign
