Arise BoyChild Initiative

02/03/2023

Arise BoyChild Initiative Kabwe (central province
Raising awareness through soccer
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26/01/2023

Exciting News!!! Today we conducted sessions on Climate change at lusakasa primary school
Thank you Y-Teen club for the opportunity

27/11/2022

These are some of the ways men and boys can get involved to end Gender-based violence:

1. Create a Safe Environment for Children - Man can create a safe space at home by not misusing their power and strength. Violence against the intimate partner can create a cycle of violence and leave a lasting impact on the children.

2. Be Actively Involved in Raising Their Own Children - Fathers' active involvement in parenting right from infancy creates stronger bonds between the family members, as well as reduces men’s violence against women.

3. Stop Harmful Ideas of Toxic Masculinity - Emphasizing traits like strength, a lack of emotion, and dominance, can lead to behaviors like s*xual aggression or control, suppressing emotions, and a tendency towards violence. Men should help their boys to dismiss misconceptions around “masculinity” and “manliness”.

4. Create a Safe Listening Space for Women - A woman sharing her story of violence is the first step in breaking the cycle of abuse. Men should listen and create a space for listening to these stories.

5. Support Women’s Organizations and Services Globally and in Your Community - Search for local organizations and consider how you can contribute, whether with your financial resources, time, services, social media promotion, or other means.

6. Understand & Practice Consent - Sexual activity without consent is s*xual violence. Understand consent and its importance.

7. Stand Against R**e Culture - Examine your behavior- what you consume on social media and how you talk about women. Stop behavior that contributes to a society that humiliates and harms women and girls.

8. Start a Conversation - Normalize conversations about s*x and s*xual violence to break the stigmas around GBV.

9. Hold Each Other Accountable - Cal out when you see someone catcalling, making inappropriate s*xual comments, giving unwanted s*xual attention, sharing s*xist jokes or otherwise demeaning women.

Source :Global Citizen

#16 days of Activism

11/11/2022

Tomorrow
Make Date!!!
Topic: Factors causing the spread of HIV/AIDs Among Youths

03/11/2022

Watch the space for more activities this November
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03/11/2022

03/11/2022

ABI Founder Grace Nachila attended the National girls summit last month held in Sierra Leone Freetown on the 26- 28 October 2022
Grace Nachila was among the 6 international delegates at the summit
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