Help Resoketswe Lebjane Foundation by #GBV for Conducting Men GBV dialogues
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Help Resoketswe Lebjane Foundation by #GBV for Conducting Men GBV dialogues
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We want to conduct GBV dialogues with men in Bushbuckridge at their hot spots like taverns, taxi ranks and car wash.In many of our GBV events that we have hosted in Bushbuckridge there was a poor attendance for men.During the 16 days against activism will want to change a method of approach regarding the fight against GBV in Bushbuckridge , instate of participants reaching the event venue we want to follow them at their comfort zones.The dialogues will be facilitated by men to show support to them victims of GBV and to encourage men to fight violence against women and children.We need financial support of R5000 print organisation in order to be easily identify by the community ,transport money for the field workers and pamphlets designing to distribute to the participants.
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