09/09/2026
✨ Today’s NRL Voice Against Violence program with Fiji National University’s Certificate in Sports Science students reminds us that sport can be more than just a game , It is a Voice to drive Change.
🌟In group discussions, students explored how violence takes many forms, often hidden in what communities have long accepted as “normal.”
One moment that touched us deeply was when non verbal FNU student Vinay Chand, bravely expressed how he has now learnt for the first time about isolation as a form of violence.
"I now see how marriage can somehow reshape my sisters lives, often defining how they may be treated",Vinay shared.
His reflection opened the room to a deeper understanding, that violence is not only physical, but also emotional and social, and its impact runs silently through families and communities.
✅️A session of self‑realisation and determination, breaking through what has been normalised for too long, and reminding us it’s still happening in our communities. Student Council,Ilisoni shares in his vote of thanks, "Our learnings from today will inspire us to become better role models and advocate for a more Safe and Respectful society,Vinaka Vakalevu NRL for todays program with us".
✅️ It only takes one voice ✅️ your voice ✅️ to stand up, speak out, and take action.
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