Heard the message? Now help make a difference
Women and girls across Lancashire have shared how men’s behaviour affects their lives through #GetTheMessage. Now we’re asking men to show they have listened and are ready to act.
We’re looking for 16 men and boys to pledge to become Male Allies to mark White Ribbon Day in Lancashire. The profiles of these ambassadors will be featured during the 16 Days of Activism that follow the national day on 25 November encouraging others to sign up.
You don’t need a high profile or a senior job title. You do need a commitment to listening to women, challenging harmful attitudes and behaviour, and encouraging other men and boys to play their part in preventing violence against women and girls.
As an ambassador, we’ll ask you to complete the White Ribbon training and commit to sharing campaign messages with your networks, whether through your workplace, sports club, community or social media. We’ll provide a pack and toolkit to help you spread the word and encourage others to get involved.
All ambassadors will also be invited to an event on 10 December 2026. Attendance is optional, but please keep the date in mind if you’d like to join us.
Interested? Complete the questions below and tell us why you would like to get involved.
Please answer all questions. Short, straightforward answers are fine.
Your answers will help us write your ambassador profile and campaign content, which we will share with you for approval before publication. Please do not include names or details that could identify anyone else without their permission. Please answer all questions.
All potential ambassadors will be subject to checks by the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner before being appointed.