
16 Days of Activism - 2023
30 September 2026
Our appreciation
Every voice matters in the fight against GBV. Thank you to the activists, educators, partners, survivors, and community members who continue to speak up, show care, and help others find support.
Together, we can build safer communities where people are seen, heard, and protected.
16 Days Of Activism | Corporate Activism and GBV
16 Days Of Activism | Activism and Art culture
16 Days Of Activism | Candice Chirwa
16 Days Of Activism | Baby steps to becoming an activist
16 Days Of Activism | The Activist inside us
16 Days Of Activism | The Paradox Activist and Safety
16 Days Of Activism | Uyinene Foundation
16 Days Of Activism | Why Is Activism Important
16 Days Of Activism | Why do people get involved in activism?
16 Days Of Activism | Types of Activism
16 Days Of Activism | Where Can You Start
16 Days Of Activism | Langa For Men
16 Days Of Activism | Who Participates
16 Days Of Activism | What is activism

24/7 support
If you or someone you know needs help, friends are available to listen and to provide 24/7 support.
Please call or WhatsApp the number relevant to you and together we can END gender-based violence in our communities.
South Africa:
0800 150 150
Namibia:
106
Swaziland:
+27 0800 150 150
Botswana:
0391 1270
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