Toanga – Seek the support of whānau, friends, community – start the conversation and share the responsibility to keep whānau safe
Toanga – If you observe any behavior which does not feel right (i.e. verbal and body language, physical touch) take courage and speak out
Tiakinga – Your actions will help to create a safer environment and could make a difference in stopping the risk of sexual violations from happening or continuing
Tiakinga – We have a collective responsibility to care and to protect whanau members who are especially vulnerable
Tiakinga – The ‘by-stander’ who observes anything that doesn’t feel right, needs to do something – don’t look away!
