26/05/2026
Our Head of Marketing & Client Engagement, Kylie Barnes, was privileged to attend the Carlton Respects 10 Year Anniversary Dinner last night. A deeply meaningful evening celebrating a decade of purpose-driven leadership from the Carlton Football Club.
Carlton Respects exists to harness the influence of football to drive real, lasting change, and the impact speaks for itself. Over 17,000 students have been reached through the Road to Respect program, and a community continues to unite behind a future free from violence against women and children.
The night featured an inspiring lineup of speakers and panellists who each play an integral role in championing the respect movement. Hearing from Jason Richardson and Patty Kinnersly, CEO of Our Watch and Co-Vice President of Carlton Football Club, was a powerful reminder of why this initiative matters so deeply. The panel brought together Tarang Chawla, one of Australia’s most recognised voices in the movement to end violence against women and children, AFL player, Marc Pittonet, who actively champions the Carlton Respects program on and off the field, and AFLW player Harriet Cordner, a leading advocate for the initiative. Together, they represented exactly the kind of authentic and unwavering leadership this cause demands.
Leading up to the annual AFL Carlton Respects game in Round 12, we are proud to stand in support of this mission. Thank you, Carlton Football Club, for ten years of courageous advocacy. The work being done is nothing short of extraordinary.
Respect, it’s up to us🧡