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From #16Days to #365ToEndGBV keeps the energy going all year. Weave with us how bodily autonomy, Indigenous peoples' rights, ecological justice, and digital/data autonomy are at the center of ending Gender-based Violence. Check the Toolbox and adapt templates for your context
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Online violence isn’t “just the internet”
It sticks with people — in their body, in their confidence, in their everyday life.
We all deserve digital spaces where we can show up as ourselves — safely, freely, and without fear.
Because our voices belong everywhere.
#365DaysToEndGBV
Three people with dark skin—one with short hair, one with long straight hair, one with locs—stand close together with concern in their eyes. A night sky with stars and a satellite tower appears behind them. A golden bird flies above. Text reads: “Tech-facilitated GBV has real and lasting consequences. Online violence follows people offline.” Two women stand closely—one cradling a baby, the other looking ahead firmly. Their expressions are serious. A white starburst glows behind them. The text reads: “Silencing women, Indigenous, and LGBTQI+ voices shrinks democracy and weakens justice.” Two people hold hands and smile at each other. They wear bright, joyful clothing and stand on a heart surrounded by sparkles and stars. The background is pink and purple with green shapes. The text reads: “We deserve digital spaces that are feminist, safe, and inclusive. Our voices belong everywhere” Pink-to-purple gradient poster inviting people to join the campaign in multiple languages: Russian, Portuguese (‘Participe da campanha’), English (‘Join the campaign’), French (‘Rejoignez-nous’), Arabic, and Spanish (‘Súmate a la campaña’). Center text: ‘365TOENDGBV.’ At the bottom are icons for Instagram, TikTok, and BlueSky, with the CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub logo
December 13, 2025 at 10:18 PM
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Every name of a disappeared person carries a universe of dreams, relationships, and futures. Their memory is not erased — it multiplies, it mobilizes, it unites.

#365ToEndGBV
Three Indigenous girls with long dark braids stand in traditional clothes, each holding symbolic items—a candle, woven shawls, and a ceramic vessel. The background is warm and cosmic, with deep purples and glowing stars. The text reads: “The memory of the forcibly disappeared deepens our demand for justice. Their names do not fade; they multiply.” Two women on skateboards move through a desert landscape, leaving trails of smoke behind them. One woman has dark flowing hair and wears red; the other has pink hair and wears orange. The background is pink and purple with rocks scattered on the ground. The text reads: “Women who are forcibly disappeared are often targeted by trafficking networks. They are not statistics; they are lives we refuse to forget.” Gradient background with bold white text over a purple-pink sunset gradient. No characters or illustrations. The text reads: “Indifference buries justice. Demanding answers is our duty. Because every family needs justice.” Pink-to-purple gradient poster inviting people to join the campaign in multiple languages: Russian, Portuguese (‘Participe da campanha’), English (‘Join the campaign’), French (‘Rejoignez-nous’), Arabic, and Spanish (‘Súmate a la campaña’). Center text: ‘365TOENDGBV.’ At the bottom are icons for Instagram, TikTok, and BlueSky, with the CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub logo
December 12, 2025 at 6:42 PM
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Intersex people have always been part of our communities — bringing creativity, resilience, and diversity. When their rights are respected, families grow safer and societies become stronger.

A world that protects intersex people is a world that protects all of us.

#365ToEndGBV
Two smiling humans embrace tenderly in front of large green leaves on a pink-purple background. Both wear patterned, colorful clothing. The text says: “Our bodies deserve autonomy. Intersex people need protection, not unnecessary medical interventions.” Human figures in various nude and natural poses float around a green-and-blue globe. Some are mid-air, others are partially stepping on the earth. Stars surround the planet. The text says: “Intersex people exist in every country. Their rights should be as real as they are.” Three diverse people stand confidently together against a purple-pink gradient background. One wears a prosthetic leg and uses crutches, one is big and wears a colorful crop top, and the other is dancing with a joyful pose. Green leaves and abstract swirls decorate the background. The text reads: “Acceptance is the first step toward protection. Justice begins when we embrace diversity.” Poster with a purple-to-pink gradient background and the phrase ‘Join the campaign’ in Russian, Portuguese, English, French, Arabic, and Spanish. Below, the text ‘365toEndGBV’ appears above icons for Instagram, TikTok, and BlueSky.
December 11, 2025 at 6:29 PM
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El 10 de diciembre se conmemora el Día de los Derechos Humanos, y reafirmamos que la violencia de género es la violación de derechos humanos más extendida y sistemática en el mundo.
#365toEndGBV #10D #DDHH #16dias #LatidoComun
Imagen con fondo en degradado morado-rosa. El texto principal, en letras grandes blancas y negras, dice: “El 10 de diciembre no es el fin. Es el comienzo de 365 días de compromiso sostenido. El movimiento sigue creciendo”. En la parte inferior aparece el logo/marca “365TOENDGBV”. Imagen con fondo degradado en tonos morados, rosas y naranjas. En el centro se leen frases en varios idiomas que invitan a unirse a la campaña: ruso, portugués, inglés, francés, árabe y español. En grande aparece “365TOENDGBV”. En la parte inferior se muestran los íconos de Instagram, TikTok y BlueSky. Abajo está el logo de CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub. Gráfico con fondo en degradado morado-rosa. En la parte superior dice “10 de diciembre – Día de los Derechos Humanos”. Al centro aparece la ilustración de una mujer con expresión seria, sosteniendo una jaula que encierra objetos que representan derechos básicos: comida, agua limpia y medicinas. Abajo se lee el mensaje: “La Declaración Universal de los Derechos Humanos es una promesa pendiente”.
December 10, 2025 at 5:32 PM
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December 10th marks Human Rights Day, and we reaffirm that gender-based violence is the most widespread and systematic violation of human rights in the world.

#HumanRightsDay #ViolenceIsAHumanRightsViolation #365ToEndGBV
Poster featuring a woman holding a small birdcage. Inside the cage are symbolic objects representing rights and freedoms. She looks directly at the viewer. Background is a purple-to-pink gradient. Text reads: ‘December 10 – Human Rights Day. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is still an unfulfilled promise.’ A poster with a purple-to-orange gradient and a thin white border. Text reads: ‘December 10 is not the end. It is the start of 365 days of continuous commitment. The movement keeps growing.’ The bottom includes the campaign name: ‘365toEndGBV.’ “Pink-to-purple gradient poster inviting people to join the campaign in multiple languages: Russian, Portuguese (‘Participe da campanha’), English (‘Join the campaign’), French (‘Rejoignez-nous’), Arabic, and Spanish (‘Súmate a la campaña’). Center text: ‘365TOENDGBV.’ At the bottom are icons for Instagram, TikTok, and a black butterfly, with the CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub logo.”
December 10, 2025 at 5:21 PM
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Femicide is the ultimate expression of social failure and the most extreme act of gender-based violence on a global scale. They are not numbers, they are names. It is time to move from indignation to action, because the only acceptable number is zero.

#365ToEndGBV
Poster with a purple-to-pink gradient and a thin white border. Large centered text reads: ‘What can we do collectively to prevent femicide? Femicide is not isolated and is not a private matter. It is a social emergency.’ Illustration of a woman with closed eyes, surrounded by large colorful flowers and soft green leaves. She holds her hands gently to her chest. Background is a blue square framed by a purple-to-pink gradient. Text reads: ‘God gave me life — who are you to take it?’ “Pink-to-purple gradient poster inviting people to join the campaign in multiple languages: Russian, Portuguese (‘Participe da campanha’), English (‘Join the campaign’), French (‘Rejoignez-nous’), Arabic, and Spanish (‘Súmate a la campaña’). Center text: ‘365TOENDGBV.’ At the bottom are icons for Instagram, TikTok, and a black butterfly, with the CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub logo.”
December 9, 2025 at 4:18 PM
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Recognizing bodily autonomy and guaranteeing access to safe abortion is a human rights and dignity issue. But also a fundamental step toward gender equality.
#365ToEndGBV
Illustration of four women standing side by side against a purple-to-orange gradient. One is visibly pregnant, another stands confidently with folded arms, a third holds a baby, and the fourth looks outward with determination. Text reads: ‘Deciding to become a parent is a personal decision, but it requires social support.’ Illustration of a person in traditional Arctic clothing standing in front of an icy landscape with an oil platform and ships. Their coat depicts mountains, glaciers, and a polar bear. Background fades from purple to pink. Text reads: ‘Ecological justice and bodily autonomy are connected. Both resist systems that exploit, extract, and control.’ Illustration of a woman whose body contains lush green plants, animals, and flowing water. Her midsection appears digitally fragmented, symbolizing disruption. She stands against a purple-to-orange gradient background. Text reads: ‘A decolonial approach to ending GBV starts by restoring our collective right to self-determination.’ “Pink-to-purple gradient poster inviting people to join the campaign in multiple languages: Russian, Portuguese (‘Participe da campanha’), English (‘Join the campaign’), French (‘Rejoignez-nous’), Arabic, and Spanish (‘Súmate a la campaña’). Center text: ‘365TOENDGBV.’ At the bottom are icons for Instagram, TikTok, and a black butterfly, with the CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub logo.”
December 8, 2025 at 6:25 PM
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Attacks on women and gender-diverse people in public and political life strip them of their rights.
Democracy and equality are only real when women and gender-diverse people can walk the streets safely and lead without being harassed, threatened, or attacked.
#365ToEndGBV
Illustration of an Indigenous woman seen from behind, standing firmly in front of large industrial machinery. Her skirt depicts a vibrant landscape with mountains, water, animals, and plants. The gradient background goes from purple to orange. Text reads: ‘The right to exist without fear is essential. Occupying public space is a political act of resistance.’ Illustration of a woman crouching down to plant a small sprout. Her body contains ocean, coral, fish, mangrove roots, birds, and trees, symbolizing interconnected ecosystems. Behind her are urban buildings. Text reads: ‘A healthy democracy is measured by the safety of its women and gender-diverse people on the street and their voice in power.’ A poster with a purple-to-pink gradient background and a thin white border. Large text reads: ‘Fear is a political barrier. When people are afraid to talk, participate, and be on the streets, there is no freedom.’ “Pink-to-purple gradient poster inviting people to join the campaign in multiple languages: Russian, Portuguese (‘Participe da campanha’), English (‘Join the campaign’), French (‘Rejoignez-nous’), Arabic, and Spanish (‘Súmate a la campaña’). Center text: ‘365TOENDGBV.’ At the bottom are icons for Instagram, TikTok, and a black butterfly, with the CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub logo.”
December 7, 2025 at 6:42 PM
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Let’s nurture consent, care, shared power, and language that includes all.
Gender isn’t a box; it’s a living spectrum.
Healing grows when everyone is seen, named, and safe—women, men, trans, non-binary, intersex.
Dignity for all, without exception.
Local roots, thriving futures.
#365ToEndGBV
llustration of a person with long purple hair seated cross-legged in a glowing landscape. Tall, colorful leaves surround her as she holds her arms open. The background transitions from orange to purple. Text reads: ‘Healing begins when we remember that balance and complementarity are not limited to the binary of man and woman.’ llustration of a woman holding a shaman native drum. Inside her figure there is a lush landscape with mountains, forests, and flowers. Behind her are rows of eucaliptus trees with no color or diversity. The image represents how monoculture affects landscape and destroys diversity. Gradient background from purple to orange. Text reads: ‘All cultures contain the seeds of gender equality. Our task is to help them grow and flourish.’ Pink-to-purple gradient poster inviting people to join the campaign in multiple languages: Russian, Portuguese (‘Participe da campanha’), English (‘Join the campaign’), French (‘Rejoignez-nous’), Arabic, and Spanish (‘Súmate a la campaña’). Center text: ‘365TOENDGBV.’ At the bottom are icons for Instagram, TikTok, and a black butterfly, with the CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub logo.
December 6, 2025 at 5:33 PM
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Mark your Calendar!!
December 5th is International Volunteer Day.
Volunteerism is solidarity in practice—direct investment in prevention and support.
Join or start a local effort this week.
#365ToEndGBV
Poster with purple-to-pink gradient background and the date ‘December 5’ at the top. Illustration shows a woman holding a glowing embroidered heart with both hands. Text reads: ‘International Volunteer Day for Economic and Social Development.’ Illustration of three people standing in a supportive embrace. They have warm expressions and colorful clothing. Gradient background from purple to pink. Text reads: ‘To end GBV, action is the strongest language. You can volunteer your time to create a safe space for members of your community.’ Pink-to-purple gradient poster inviting people to join the campaign in multiple languages: Russian, Portuguese (‘Participe da campanha’), English (‘Join the campaign’), French (‘Rejoignez-nous’), Arabic, and Spanish (‘Súmate a la campaña’). Center text: ‘365TOENDGBV.’ At the bottom are icons for Instagram, TikTok, and a black butterfly, with the CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub logo.
December 5, 2025 at 4:54 PM
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Ecological justice = no one should carry disproportionate harm from pollution or climate change.
The link with GBV is real: women and gender-diverse people face greater risk when scarcity grows; defenders who protect land and community face reprisals.
#365ToEndGBV
Illustration of two women facing each other, one wearing traditional Indigenous clothing and long braids. Between their hands floats a small island with a tree growing from it. Soft beige sky with clouds in the background. Gradient border from purple to orange. Text reads: ‘Indigenous women continue to teach us that the body is inextricably tied to places, relations and ecosystems we inhabit.’ Illustration of a woman swimming underwaters, her body filled with images of fish, coral, roots, trees, and landscapes. Behind her, there is a large metallic pipe structure like the ones carrying the wires that connect continents with internet. Outside her body, there are no fishes, corals, or any life form. Gradient background from purple to pink. Text reads: ‘Caring for humanity and caring for nature is a collective responsibility. Caring for nature, land and waters means caring for the community. Any violence against someone’s body is violence against humanity, the community and nature.’ Illustration of a woman in a white dress with long dark hair holding a circular scene showing a river, plants, and a person watering a sprout. A sun and moon appear on either side of her. Gradient background from purple to orange. Text reads: ‘Pause for a moment, take a deep breath. Look at the forest, the sky and the river flowing. Even if it is only in your imagination, nature heals.’ Pink-to-purple gradient poster inviting people to join the campaign in multiple languages: Russian, Portuguese (‘Participe da campanha’), English (‘Join the campaign’), French (‘Rejoignez-nous’), Arabic, and Spanish (‘Súmate a la campaña’). Center text: ‘365TOENDGBV.’ At the bottom are icons for Instagram, TikTok, and a black butterfly, with the CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub logo.
December 4, 2025 at 3:15 PM
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GBV is structural and worsened by discrimination. Women and gender-diverse people with disabilities face double barriers. GBV prevention must be inclusive, accessible, and based on full consent.

#Disability #Inclusion #GenderViolence #DoubleDiscrimination #365ToEndGBV
Poster with purple-to-pink gradient background and the date ‘December 3’ at the top. Center illustration shows a person in a wheelchair moving forward on a bright path, surrounded by stylized green leaves and orange-yellow flowers. Text reads: ‘International Day of Persons with Disabilities.’ Gradient background poster with the title ‘Let’s talk about GBV and Disabilities.’ Text explains that women with disabilities are two to three times more likely to experience violence and underscores the need for disability justice in ending GBV. Source: UN Women, ‘Facts and figures: Women and girls with disabilities.’ Alternating black and white phrases in Russian, Portuguese, English, French, Arabic, and Spanish on a purple to coral background. Below is the campaign hashtag and symbols for Instagram, TikTok, and Bluesky.
December 3, 2025 at 5:36 PM
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Digital violence against women and gender diverse people is not a game; it is an extension of sexist violence that seeks to intimidate, silence, and limit women's participation in the public space.

Digital security is a fundamental human right.

#DigitalViolence #365ToEndGBV #SafeInternet
White text set in a coral to purple oval that is set in a purple to coral background that reads: The vritual is real: Stop Digital Violence! A woman stands with her back to the viewer looking over her shoulder. She is surrounded by cactus plants covered in sharp spines and two pink flowers, and her dress is covered with brown handprints. The text reads: My Body is not Your Content. The Non-Consensual Sharing of Intimate Material is Sexual Violence. Pink-to-purple gradient poster inviting people to join the campaign in multiple languages: Russian, Portuguese (‘Participe da campanha’), English (‘Join the campaign’), French (‘Rejoignez-nous’), Arabic, and Spanish (‘Súmate a la campaña’). Center text: ‘365TOENDGBV.’ At the bottom are icons for Instagram, TikTok, and a black butterfly, with the CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub logo
November 30, 2025 at 8:37 PM
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Women who defend rights face a double risk: targeted for their activism and for their gender. In Mexico & Central America, 1,698 attacks on women environmental defenders were recorded 2016–2019.
The courage is daily; protection should be too.

#365ToEndGBV #29N #WHRD #ProtectionForWHRD
Poster with a purple-to-pink gradient header. At the top, the date “November 29.” Below, an illustrated woman with short dark hair holds a megaphone in one hand and a globe in the other. She appears to be speaking assertively. Under the illustration, text reads: “International Day of Women Human Rights Defenders.” Gradient background in purple and pink tones. Centered bold text reads: “WHRD are protecting our present and our future. What are you doing to protect them?” Thin white border framing the image. Gradient background in purple and pink. Centered bold text reads: “Let’s defend those who defend us!” A thin white border surrounds the design. Multilingual call-to-action poster on a purple-to-pink gradient background. Text at the top says “Join the campaign” in Russian, Portuguese, English, French, Arabic, and Spanish. Below, large text reads “365TOENDGBV.” At the bottom are icons for Instagram, TikTok, and a black butterfly silhouette, alongside the logo “CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub.”
November 29, 2025 at 7:39 PM
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A purple to coral background with text in black and white capitals that reads: WE NEED ACCESS TO JUSTICE AND AN END TO IMPUNITY is set off by a narrow white line above and below it and a thicker white border on all sides. An Indigenous woman wearing a blue, red, and orange feathered headdress looks at the viewer as she squats holding a spear. Behind her smoke and flames rise from a forest of bare trees. Within her body are images of a healthy forest with a river, mangroves, and vibrant shrubs. A text at the top says: Delays, opacity, and other barriers to access justice happen across the globe. And on the bottom a text reads: Who benefits from that? A purple to coral background with text in black and white capitals that reads: “Prevention is the goal, because true justice would be to live free from fear” is set off by a narrow white line above and below it and a thicker white border on all sides. Pink-to-purple gradient poster inviting people to join the campaign in multiple languages: Russian, Portuguese (‘Participe da campanha’), English (‘Join the campaign’), French (‘Rejoignez-nous’), Arabic, and Spanish (‘Súmate a la campaña’). Center text: ‘365TOENDGBV.’ At the bottom are icons for Instagram, TikTok, and a black butterfly, with the CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub logo
November 28, 2025 at 7:29 PM
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November 27, 2025 at 11:15 PM
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November 27, 2025 at 11:02 PM
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November 27, 2025 at 7:58 PM
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GBV needs investment and innovation. Long-term prevention requires community involvement. We need to work within families, schools, and communities to build safe spaces 365 days a year.
#Prevention #Community #365ToEndGBV
Digital illustration with a purple-to-pink gradient background. At the top, large bold text says: “BUILDING COMMUNITY MEANS CARING, THROUGH OUR RELATIONSHIPS, FOR A GROUP OF PEOPLE:” Below, smaller text reads: “Caring for their bodies, their emotions, and the conditions that make a dignified life possible for everyone.” The lower half shows two young Indigenous women in white embroidered blouses and full skirts holding their hands to their hearts, while shooting stars twinkle behind them. Digital illustration with a purple-to-coral gradient background. At the top, bold text reads: “TO TAKE CARE OF OTHERS, I MUST TAKE CARE OF MYSELF AND BE CARED FOR BY MY COMMUNITY.” In the center, framed, a young woman with long dark hair is surrounded by pink and rose flowers as she closes her eyes and hugs herself. At the bottom, bold white text reads: “COLLECTIVE CARE IS BUILT ON RECIPROCITY.” Pink-to-purple gradient poster inviting people to join the campaign in multiple languages: Russian, Portuguese (‘Participe da campanha’), English (‘Join the campaign’), French (‘Rejoignez-nous’), Arabic, and Spanish (‘Súmate a la campaña’). Center text: ‘365TOENDGBV.’ At the bottom are icons for Instagram, TikTok, and a black butterfly, with the CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub logo.
November 27, 2025 at 6:03 PM
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Prevention is a community job. We need to work within families, schools, and communities to build safe spaces 365 days a year.

#Prevention #365ToEndGBV #AllBodiesAreBeautiful
Illustrated poster with a purple-to-orange gradient background. Three women with different body types, skin tones, and hairstyles pose confidently together, one raising her fist. Large text reads: “BEAUTY EXISTS IN MANY FORMS. ALL BODIES ARE AMAZING AND BEAUTIFUL.” Minimalist poster with a purple-to-orange gradient background and thin horizontal lines above and below the text. Centered bold text reads: “WE DON’T NEED BEAUTY STANDARDS. WHAT WE NEED IS BODILY AUTONOMY.” Pink-to-purple gradient poster inviting people to join the campaign in multiple languages: Russian, Portuguese (‘Participe da campanha’), English (‘Join the campaign’), French (‘Rejoignez-nous’), Arabic, and Spanish (‘Súmate a la campaña’). Center text: ‘365TOENDGBV.’ At the bottom are icons for Instagram, TikTok, and a black butterfly, with the CUNY SPH Sexual & Reproductive Justice Hub logo.
November 26, 2025 at 3:59 PM
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No more shrinking to fit. No more fear on the way home or online. We deserve a world where consent is culture and dignity is default—365 days. #365ToEndGBV
Purple-to-orange gradient frame with the text “November 25” at the top. In the center, an illustration of three people with different skin tones standing close together, arms around each other, under a starry night sky with a crescent-moon bird and golden stars. A banner at the bottom reads “International Day to End Gender Based Violence.” Gradient purple-to-orange background with the heading “WHY DO WE STILL NEED A DAY TO END GBV.” Below, five bullet points highlight statistics: nearly 1 in 3 women experience physical or sexual violence; 85,000 women were intentionally killed in 2023, about 51,000 by partners or family; the gender digital gap leaves 189 million more men than women online in 2024; 58% of girls and young women report online harassment; and 61 UN member states still criminalize consensual same-sex acts. Each fact is credited to WHO, UNODC, ITU, Plan International, or ILGA World. Purple-to-orange gradient background with a white border and centered text that reads, in bold capital letters: “WE NEED TO INVEST TIME AND RESOURCES IN PREVENTION, SURVIVOR-CENTERED SERVICES, SAFER TECH, AND CULTURE CHANGE.” Gradient purple-to-orange background with the heading “SOURCES.” A bulleted list credits data to five reports: WHO’s Violence Against Women (2024); a 2024 UNODC release on women killed by intimate partners or family members; ITU’s 2024 report on the gender digital divide; Plan International’s “State of the World’s Girls 2020: Free to Be Online?”; and ILGA World’s 2024 “Laws on Us” report on sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, and sex characteristics.
November 25, 2025 at 4:22 PM
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From #16Days to #365ToEndGBV keeps the energy going all year. Weave with us how bodily autonomy, Indigenous peoples' rights, ecological justice, and digital/data autonomy are at the center of ending Gender-based Violence. Check the Toolbox and adapt templates for your context
linktr.ee/16to365EndGBV
November 24, 2025 at 7:15 PM
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Knowing your body is power. Only 55% of women globally can decide about sex, contraception or care for themselves.
Learning, naming, deciding—it’s time to reclaim what’s always been yours.

#16to365 #MyBodyMyPower #BodilyAutonomy
September 15, 2025 at 7:14 PM