We Will Speak Out US
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FCO Human Rights Minister Baroness Anelay’s message on ending SGBV.
FCO Human Rights Minister Baroness Anelay speaks about the urgency of ending violence against women and the importance of the start of 16 days of activism campaign on 25 November […]
Latest news
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Churches, Wake up! Statement on Alleged Abuse and Protest of Young Women
31st January 2018 We should not be surprised by the alleged sexual violence in the Pretoria City Mission of the Methodist Church. Incidences of men treating women as sex objects […]
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A Groundbreaking Initiative for Survivors of Sexual and Gender-based Violence
28th November, 10am-4 pm, at Glen Ridge Church For the first time, and as part of the KwaZulu-Natal Premier’s programme for 16 days of activism, religious fraternities and key stakeholders […]
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Men of Honour Meeting. 9/6/2017
Almost 50 men signed the WWSOSA Pledge to speak up against sexual and gender based violence. We have received positive reviews from the men who attended. My team members have […]
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Stories Of Change: South African Survivors of Sexual and Gender Based Violence Speak Out.
Survivors of sexual and gender-based violence are central to We Will Speak Out SA. A programme funded by Amplify Change is documenting stories of Most Significant Change (MSC) of the […]
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We Will Speak Out at Sizimbokodo Meeting. 14/6/2017
We Will Speak Out South Africa, together with women from many different NGOs, faith organizations and activist groups came together yesterday to discuss actions they will take to address the […]
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Church Leaders’ Training by Sonke Gender Justice
One of the key pillars of the shared We Will Speak Out strategy is to mobilise church leaders to speak out, and to consider ways to make their churches safe […]
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Brief Summary Report on the High Level Provincial Gender Machinery Meeting, hosted by the KZN Premier’s Office. 25/5/2017
Elangeni Hotel, 25th May 2017. Written by Daniela Gennrich, WWSOSA Interim Coordinator The purpose of the meeting was to bring together multiple government and civil society stakeholders, to talk about […]
Resources
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16 Days of Activism Resources
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Case Studies
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Church Based Resources
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Engaging Men and Boys
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Fact Sheets
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Press Releases
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Research
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A Movement for Change: KwaZulu Natal Baseline Community Survey Results.
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Western Cape survivor mapping
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‘If I speak out, will it change?’
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Men, Faith and Masculinities
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Transforming Masculinities in the Great Lakes Region
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Breaking the Silence
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Rwanda: Masculinity Research
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SV in South Africa: The role of the church
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Breaking the silence – Survivor’s voices
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Violence against women and children in PNG
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GBV against minority groups
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Preventing rape and Violence in South Africa: MRC 2009
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Silent no more: the challenge to the worldwide church
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Let Us Live
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AJPH Study shows 48 rapes an hour
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Sonke and UNFPA Study: Involving men and boys
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Men and Masculinities in DRC
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1/3 Congolese men admit committing SV
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Tearfund: DRC Research
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Tearfund: Burundi Research
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Tearfund: Rwanda Research
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Silent No More
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IRC Report – West Africa
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Tearfund Research
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Thursdays in Black Online Resources
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Videos
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50 years, 50 faces
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A story from DR Congo
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Breaking the silence in DRC
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Faith leaders ‘Take A Stand’
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‘I will speak out…’
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South Africa named ‘rape capital of world’
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First Man Standing Video
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Documentary: ‘Fighting the Silence’
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Shattered Lives Slideshow
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Archbishop of Canterbury’s World AIDS Day 2012 Address
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Workshops