Day 16: Call to Action and Resources (10/12/2024)
Our 16 Days of Activism may be ending, but our commitment to ending Violence Against Women and Girls continues.
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Technology Facilitated VAWG 85% of women have witnessed online violence.38% of women have been the target of online violence.Technology can be used to facilitate online harassment, misinformation, and abuse.Promote digital literacy, strengthen laws, and support safe online practices.
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Cultural norms and stereotypes that perpetuate gender inequality can lead to Violence Against Women and Girls. Educate future generations and promote positive masculinity to challenge these harmful norms. #16Days #PreventionFirst

Safe communities are essential in preventing gender-based violence. By fostering a culture of respect, support, and vigilance, we create environments where women and girls can thrive without fear. Community involvement and creating safe spaces like shelters and community centres are key. #16Days

Social protection measures like healthcare, financial support, and legal aid can prevent GBV. #16Days #PreventionFirst"

1 in 10 women in the world live in extreme poverty. Poverty increases vulnerability to Violence against women and girls. Economic stress can lead to power imbalances and exploitation. By addressing poverty, we can help prevent VAWG. Empower women economically.Invest in women#16Days #PreventionFirst"

Global scale of violence against women:An estimated 736 million women—almost 1 in 3
Look out for signs isolation from friends and family, jealousy, frequent criticism, and changes in behaviour or mood.
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The crisis of gender-based violence is urgent. There is #NoExcuse for violence against women and girls. 
Prevention is possible . Together, we can prevent GBV. #16Days #PreventionFirst @soroptimistglobal.bsky.social @soroptimistgbi.bsky.social

Gender-based violence (GBV) includes physical, sexual, emotional, psychological, economic abuse, and more. It stems from gender inequality and power imbalances, affecting individuals, families, and communities. #16Days #PreventionFirst
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