Standing together to end gender-based violence in Zimbabwe

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Women, men, traditional rulers, faith leaders, and parliamentarians are coming together to end gender-based violence in Zimbabwe.

Ending gender-based violence requires a collective effort

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Ending gender-based violence requires a collective effort. Through strong partnerships, we can broaden the impact of the campaign.

Responding to Gender-Based Violence in the most vulnerable communities

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Hundreds of awareness sessions took place inside safe spaces to enhance women and girls’ knowledge of SGBV, sexual harassment and women’s health-care issues.

Advancing gender equality in the digital age: Programs work to address technology-facilitated violence

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Canada is part of an international effort to raise awareness of the prevalence of and the need to address the electronic harassment and abuse of women and girls around the world.

Providing women in Senegal with a forum to bring about change

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Raising the awareness of high school students in Senegal leads to gender-equality innovations.

Actúa: Bolivian youth leading the charge to end gender-based violence

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In Bolivia, a powerful movement is taking shape—one led not by politicians or institutions, but by young people determined to rewrite the story of gender-based violence in their communities.

Helping teachers deliver comprehensive sexuality education in Guyana

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The Guyana Responsible Parenthood Association helped train workers on gender-responsive sexuality and youth-friendly sexual and reproductive health.

Papua New Guinea: Helping women – helping communities

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Collaboration on building healthy families and communities leads the way towards better equality between men and women, and can reduce the prevalence of gender-based violence (GBV).

It takes a village: Addressing child, early and forced marriage in Côte d’Ivoire

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For the community of Bondoukou, a town in eastern Côte d’Ivoire, discussing child, early and forced marriage was taboo. Even those who did not approve stayed silent.