ACTIVITIES
ENGAGE MEN AND BOYS
ENGAGE MEN AND BOYS
Engage men and boys with messages that are tailored to address gender stereotypes and unequal gender roles.
Engage men and boys with messages that are tailored to address gender stereotypes and unequal gender roles.
Address violent masculinity linked to alcohol abuse
Address violent masculinity linked to alcohol abuse
Promote positive masculinities with positive role modelling and sharing in caregiving
Promote positive masculinities with positive role modelling and sharing in caregiving
Men and boys also do experience gender-based violence and gender-biased challenges to accessing services. At times, they suffer from certain forms of stigma or false perceptions that ‘real men’ don’t need support.
Men and boys also do experience gender-based violence and gender-biased challenges to accessing services. At times, they suffer from certain forms of stigma or false perceptions that ‘real men’ don’t need support.
Ensure that support services are also accessible to men and boys.
Ensure that support services are also accessible to men and boys.
EXPLORE TECHNOLOGY-BASED SOLUTIONS
In today's world, we need to take advantage of the opportunities for innovative and safe ways to stay connected.
In today's world, we need to take advantage of the opportunities for innovative and safe ways to stay connected.
Smartphone apps, SMS, and online platforms can help to disseminate information, provide services, generate and collect data, and share experiences.
Smartphone apps, SMS, and online platforms can help to disseminate information, provide services, generate and collect data, and share experiences.
Students, too, can find opportunities to use modern communication tools to create and innovate.
Students, too, can find opportunities to use modern communication tools to create and innovate.
Create a Project or Competition
Create a Project or Competition
Secondary school students can be asked to develop apps that can be used to help survivors prepare to safely leave abusive situations. The app can be disguised for people worried about partners checking their phones. It can also log incidents of domestic abuse, without any content being saved on the device itself, building a secure body of evidence so police can intervene and secure a prosecution.
Secondary school students can be asked to develop apps that can be used to help survivors prepare to safely leave abusive situations. The app can be disguised for people worried about partners checking their phones. It can also log incidents of domestic abuse, without any content being saved on the device itself, building a secure body of evidence so police can intervene and secure a prosecution.
STILL NEED HELP?
STILL NEED HELP?
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