The idea of this walk is to create a space where people can open conversations about red flags and micro aggressions that often lead to more significant and serious acts of domestic abuse. 

It is the hope that by starting these conversations and sharing experiences we can raise awareness of the early signs and help people feel empowered to speak to friends and family without feeling like these micro aggressions are something that they're over reacting about. The aim of the walk is to be educational and to help people help themselves in domestic abuse situations. It is our aim to help people talk about and report behaviours, so that ultimately we can start grappling with the situation that affects one in four.