The Loud Fence movement first began appearing in Ballarat, Victoria, during the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse. Now a global movement, it involves members of the public tying ribbons to the fences of institutions as a show of support for survivors and victims.

The purpose of the Loud Fence movement is to show that survivors are stronger together, and survivors and deceased victims are remembered and supported by their community, which gives symbolism to an often hidden pain endured by many.

Save the day, Sunday 1 May 2022, for loud fences at Beaumaris Primary School, St Kilda Football Club, Haileybury College Brighton and Bayside Freemasons Centre.

More details to follow over the next couple of weeks. Event details will also be posted on our Facebook page.
https://www.facebook.com/CSA3193

Thank you for your support, we are stronger together!