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16 Days of Activism · The Hills
Join The Hills community to recognise tech-based abuse and explore what respect looks like online.
Add to calendar ↓The EventThe Hills 16 Days of Activism
When25 November–10 December 2026WhereThe Hills ShireWho can take partResidents, workplaces, schools, clubs and community groups
Local activities, venues and booking details will be added once confirmed. Calendar entry covers the campaign period.
What’s on in the Hills · 2026
Find a local opportunity to learn, connect and reflect.
Ten trees will be wrapped with campaign information ahead of the 24 November launch.
Hills Community Aid and Harman Foundation plan to wrap up to ten trees. Removal is scheduled for 11 December.
Launch of the tree display. The launch time and further details are still to come.
Commemorative stones recognising homicide victims will be placed in the garden, alongside information about domestic and family violence and support.
Time and exact location are to be confirmed. Check the details before planning your visit.
An Alternative to Violence Project introduction to relationships, communication and managing conflict for up to 20 people. Time and participation arrangements are to come.
A Soroptimists morning tea planned for 10 am, offering time for remembrance and reflection.
Time and the exact location within the centre are to be confirmed.
CMRC discussion and resourcesSupporting migrant communities. CMRC Hills Office, Bella Vista.
HDVPN — Young Men Creating ChangeLocal voices, videos and interactive workshops.
Ema Peterson shoe displayCastle Hill RSL and Castle Towers are proposed venues.
Check confirmed times, locations and participation details before attending.
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