Glyn's story is in Take 5 magazine this week (Dec 1). ​www.dropbox.com/s/j2y17hzmrkpherm/Take%205_Glyn.pdf?dl=0

The weather was challenging, but not as challenging as the issues facing victims and survivors of domestic violence. It was heart warming to see how many people braved the unseasonable weather conditions to walk together with us to raise greater awareness of the growing incidence of domestic violence with statistics indicating 1 in 3 women suffer from some form of abuse in their lifetime.

Our warrior and Founder Glyn Scott was featured in The Weekend Australian (page 25 of the Magazine) on the 21 May 2016. The Weekend Australian interviewed Glyn about her extraordinary and sad story of endless beatings and rape at the hands of her husband at the time. Glyn is a survivor and has lived through horrific domestic violence to become the amazingly strong and driven person that she is today. The story in The Australian calls Glyn an "Unlikely Warrior."  Due to a suppression order, Glyn's identity until now been unknown. Glyn made Australian legal history after suffering years of hardship and pain. Click here to watch the video, or here to read the article in the Australian.

We now have a facebook page to keep you up-to-speed with the happenings of the foundation.  Please friend us and join us on our journey to end the violence now.  Have your say too and let us know what you think about the latest hot topics surrounding domestic violence. 

Glyn attended the ANROWS Conference held in Melbourne from 23 - 25 of February 2016.  ANROWS is a not-for-profit organisation aimed at eliminating violence against women and their children.  The conference was held to create an opportunity for policy makers, practitioner and researches to share experiences, ideas and advice on how researches can drive policy development and service responses.  Learn more about ANROWS, click her to go to their website. 

Glyn with Elizabeth Broderick and Sarah Fergusson at ANROWS Conference Melbourne February 2016

Glyn with Anna Bligh at ANROWs Conference Melbourne February 2016

Glyn attends an event in Adelaide in September 2015 where Rossie Batty (Anti-Domestic Violence Campaigner) gave a talk about her personal experiences with domestic violence which resulted in the death of her son. 

Glyn, with Rosie Batty - Adelaide, September 2015