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ARTICLE · 26 NOVEMBER 2015

ICEBERG premiere a step toward making domestic violence stop

ICEBERG follows Kirrily Dear, founder of Run Against Violence, as she raised funds and awareness about domestic violence.

AustraliaFamily and Matrimonial

More than 200 people attended the first public screening of the ground-breaking ICEBERG documentary at the Dendy Opera Quays in Sydney last night.

ICEBERG follows Kirrily Dear, founder of Run Against Violence, as she ran 860 km across regional NSW to raise funds and awareness about domestic violence. "Regional and remote communities experience up to 11 times more incidences of domestic assault per capita than in metropolitan areas," says Kirrily. "By taking on this challenge I wanted to encourage open discussion about domestic violence and see what we can do to change this silent epidemic. In passing through these communities and seeing people striking up conversations, I became more and more determined to make it to the finish line knowing that each step I took was toward making the violence end."

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