The Zonta Club of Ipswich Inc, Australia, is using “orange ladies” to spread awareness of violence against women throughout its community. The 16 cutouts of orange women will appear in various spots for the Zonta Says NO to Violence against Women campaign over the 16 Days of Activism, 25 November-10 December.

Zontians stand with the orange ladies ahead of the 16 Days of Activism

The orange ladies stand as witness to the launch of the campaign

Deputy Principal and Zontian, Rhonda Nolan with representatives of the Zonta Club of Ipswich Inc at the launch

Day 2: An orange lady at Drakes IGA Store, Roswood

Day 3: Cr Andrew Antoniolli at the Domestic Violence Action Centre

Day 4: An orange lady at the Domestic Violence Action Centre

Day 5: Ipswich city Mayor Paul Pisasale and Councillors pose with an orange lady

Day 6: Ipswich Jets Rugby League Club CEO, Wayne Wendt, with Area 4 Director, and Zonta club of Ipswich member Sandy with an orange lady

Day 7: An orange lady appears with the cast of “It all Begins with Love” at the theatre for Creative Regions.

Day 8: IGGS staff with an orange lady

Day 9: Member for Ipswich, Jennifer Howard MP, and her staff support Zonta Says NO.

Day 10: First National in Brisbane Street, Ipswich.

Day 11: Cr Victor Attwood’s staff support Zonta Says NO by hosting an orange lady as she stands in silence at Redbank Shopping Centre.

Day 12: Cr Victor Attwood’s staff support Zonta Says NO by hosting an orange lady as she stands in silence at Redbank Shopping Centre.