When

9:00am to 12:30pm Saturday 15 November

Where

Kings Domain
Alexandra Avenue
Melbourne VIC 3004
Australia

Why

On November 15 join What Were You Wearing? Australia for our National ‘Move for Them’ Day – a movement dedicated to reclaiming freedom, safety and power for women, girls and gender-diverse people in public spaces.

This nationwide initiative challenges rape culture, uplifts survivors, and demands the right to move freely, day or night, without fear. With sexual violence rates rising across Australia, everyday acts like running, walking, or exercising outdoors have become risks to safety for too many. Together, we are taking that power back.

For scheduling updates check the Facebook event.

Why we Move

To support survivors in their recovery journey  
To celebrate community and collective action  
To demand safe access to public spaces for all  
To use movement as a source of healing and empowerment  

What to Expect on the Day

Collective Run, Jog, or Walk – along a dedicated route, symbolising unity and reclaiming space.

The event is pay-as-you-wish to secure your spot, ensuring accessibility for all community members.  

Empowerment Workshops – such as trauma-informed yoga, self-defence training, dance, and group fitness classes.

Inspiring Panel Talks – from survivors, advocates, and community leaders on recovery, resilience, and the importance of safe public spaces.

This day is about movement, connection, and solidarity. Whether you run, walk, stretch, or dance – every step taken is a step towards change.

Make sure you register to secure your place!

Together, we move.
Together, we reclaim.
Together, we demand change.