• Lisa Harnum Day 2025

    Join the Purple Nail Tribe on the month Stand Against Domestic Violence

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    Lisa Harnum Day

    Lisa Harnum Day honours the life of Lisa Harnum, who tragically lost her life to domestic violence. The Purple Nail Tribe Campaign turns remembrance into action inviting men to paint one fingernail purple as a symbol of support, awareness, and the courage to speak out against abuse.

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    Our Mission

    • Inspire Action - on coercive control and DV.
    • Raise Awareness - to encourage visible acts of solidarity.
    • Support Change - to building safer future for individuals and families.
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    When & Where

    Westfield Hornsby

    July 24 & 27 July

    Rouse Hill Town Centre

    July 31, 2-3 August

    We’d love to see you there — bring your friends, your family, and your voice!

  • What is the Purple Nail Tribe Campaign?

  • The Purple Nail Tribe Campaign

    A domestic violence initiative for men

    Men, For your Eyes only

    The Purple Nail Tribe, an empowering movement that originated with a simple yet powerful idea. For your eyes only, men, we present an opportunity to break the silence surrounding domestic abuse. The Purple Nail Tribe encourages everyday men to contribute to ending this national epidemic by initiating a much-needed dialogue.

  • The Conversation.....

    Break the Silence, Paint the Change: The Purple Nail Tribe invites men to break the silence and contribute to ending domestic abuse. Pledge, paint, and proudly display the purple ring finger to spark conversations and support survivors.

     

    Join us in making a tangible difference in the fight against domestic violence.

  • THE PLEDGE

    Become a member to get unlimited access and support the voices you want to hear more from.

  • DV Statistics Australia

    41%

    An estimated 8 millions Australians (41%) have experienced violence (physical and/or sexual) since the age of 15.

    2,500

    In NSW, there are approximately 2,500 reports of domestic violence to the police every month, likely representing only 40% of actual incidents due to underreporting (NCOSS, 2020).

    33,410

    Number of domestic violence related assault offences from January 2022 to December 2022 – 33, 410 incidents.

    75

    In 2023, 75 women have been killed, an increase of 34% 5 days between each death on average.

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