GBV Tools & Resources
Explore a selection of gender-based violence resources to assist in finding support, guidance, and empowerment. This list is in no way exhaustive, and you are encouraged to reach out to local organisations for further help.
BACK TO 16 DAYS OF ACTIVISMWebsites and Resources with Useful Information
UN Women's 16 Days Of Activism Theme
Read about the campaign and theme for 2024, focusing on #NoExcuse - every 10 minutes a woman is killed.
UN Women's UNiTE Campaign
The UNiTE! to End Violence against Women initiative is a multiyear effort to prevent and eliminate violence against women and girls around the world. Learn about this campaign below.
The I AM Collective
For more information about the I AM Collective, visit www.theiamcollective.co.za.
Building Gender IQ Online Course
This course will educate users on the benefits of gender equality and why it matters.
Global Citizen recommendations
11 Books, Movies, Podcasts, Songs (and More) Inspiring the Fight Against Gender-Based Violence
FAQs: Trolling, stalking, doxing and other forms of violence against women in the digital age
As digital technology mediates more and more of our daily lives, it is also facilitating new and heightened forms of gender-based violence. Technology-facilitated violence against women and girls, though not a new phenomenon, has escalated rapidly in recent years posing significant threats to women’s safety and well-being both online and off. This underscores the urgent need to protect and uphold women's rights in the digital era.
FAQs: The signs of relationship abuse and how to help
Violence against women is a human rights violation that takes place every single day around the world. Globally, one in three women experiences physical or sexual violence, mostly by an intimate partner. While domestic violence and abuse are sometimes hidden, if we know the signs of an abusive relationship, we may be able to recognize it better and seek or offer help.
GRIT
GRIT (Gender Rights In Tech) is a South African-based non-profit dedicated to creating accessible, tech-driven solutions for survivors of gender-based violence (GBV). Through innovative tech-for-good and tech-for-change tools, GRIT empowers survivors with resources, direct support, and enhanced access to justice, all while focusing on empathy, trauma-informed care, and user-centered design.
The Warrior Project Healthy Relationship Test
The Healthy Relationship Test is the first step in understanding if you are in a respectful relationship or not.
