When Respect Is Part Of The Game Everyone Wins

Everyone deserves the same chances to succeed in school, sport, work, and life. Be part of the RRSRP Respect Round.

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About the Respect Round

Sport is a highly influential part of Australian society that can help build and set positive community standards for respect and equality on and off the field.

Starick and SportWest have partnered to champion respectful relationships and gender equality. The Respect Round is part of this initiative with the shared goals of building cultures of respect and gender equality on and off the field.

Gender-based violence is a national crisis; nearly 1 in 3 Australian women experience physical violence. Gender inequality drives this, making gender equality vital to the solution.

The Respect Round Campaign promotes gender equality, and safety in sport, by creating inclusive environments where everyone feels safe and valued. The Campaign aims to create foundations for lasting social and cultural change through community involvement and education.

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How it Works

Clubs and organisations choose an appropriate date to host their Respect Round and register below to receive the Respect Round Campaign Pack comprising:

  • Campaign Toolkit with planning and communications support
  • A3 Posters
  • A4 Posters
  • E signature
  • Gender Equality Audit
  • Merchandise
  • Social media tiles
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Register to host a Respect Round in your organisation or club!

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Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which Starick works and delivers services, the Whadjuk and Binjareb people of the Noongar Nation, and pay our respects to Elders past and present.

We recognise that the impacts of colonisation, dispossession, racism and intergenerational trauma continue to affect Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities. We acknowledge the disproportionate impact of family and domestic violence on many Aboriginal women and children, and the strength, resilience and leadership of Aboriginal communities in healing and preventing violence.

We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded and that this always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.

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