Thank you @COFEM_EVAW for sharing this blog- and to @TheSVRI for publishing. So exciting to see more openness to integrating healing in our work to end violence against women and girls.

📢It is #WorldMentalHealth day. We acknowledge the deep interlinkages between mental health, systemic trauma and violence against women. This new @theSVRI and @MoveWithHaRT blog shares why our work to prevent violence must center trauma healing: https://t.co/AHBTS6nk4D #EndVAW

African feminists are at the heart of efforts to end patriarchal violence against women and gender expansive persons. We must commit - now and always - to strengthen our support for their initiatives, listen to their stories and share their demands. #16DaysOfActivism #Eyala

Really inspiring work happening around mental heath in schools with @KomoLearning amazing to see children making a change for their teachers.

Supporting and investing in women’s rights organizations is key to ending violence against women and girls. Check out this comic by @COFEM_EVAW on radical resourcing to end violence against women and girls ⬇️🔗 https://t.co/QgO4Epw8Ti #VAWPrevention #16DaysOfActivism

We're excited to be back in the studio recording our radio drama with @RaisingVoices - 'Together With Gloria'! 📻 https://t.co/Qh3rHIhIVJ

This cohort had many firsts -a big one was that in order to address COVID-19 limitations, we designed a hybrid online/offline format. Together with @GWUGlobalWomen we embedded #learning at every step -  via observations, FGDs & brief questionnaires. Read: https://t.co/5Ur5F18AYS

This paper by Lori Michau and Sophie Namy evaluates the SASA! programme after ten years. It provides evidence-based learning on how community mobilisation can prevent VAW. Read the article here: https://t.co/idt34oD5Ca @dignityUnites @RaisingVoices

Are you a #Feminist #Researcher? You could be the Research Coordinator that @poverty_action is looking for! Click on the link to learn more; https://t.co/TY8bo003wt

📢 #Feminist #Opportunity Alert: IPA Uganda (@poverty_action) is seeking a Research Coordinator for a study with @UofAlabama & HaRT. This will be one of the first-ever RCT focused on mental health & wellbeing for women who have experienced trafficking https://t.co/IFGKE4n1k3

#OpportunityAlert: IPA Uganda is seeking a research coordinator for an upcoming study with University of Alabama and HaRT. This will be one of the first-ever RCT focused on mental health and wellbeing for women who have experienced trafficking. Apply at https://t.co/S11jDvPvcW

We all Count & COFEM are creating a Feminist Research Assessment Tool to support the integration of feminist principles in research practice. They are looking for #Volunteers to share feedback and fresh perspectives. Please sign up here if interested! @datassist @COFEM_EVAW

We're getting excited to see the VAW/VAC prevention community @theSVRI Forum! Let us know if you'll be there too! If you haven't registered yet you can do that right now: https://t.co/RV3dIajVKv (space is limited)

📢How can we strengthen practices of self and collective care - in our workplace, our programs & our partnerships? In this new paper, we share how we’ve explored these questions Grateful to @theSVRI @leilabilling @AnikGevers who lead the case study https://t.co/bINCm1000M

Inspiring stories of how @MoveWithHaRT supports healing and hope of girls and women who have experienced violence from co-founder Sophie Namy @dignityUnites @CadyCarlson #SVRIForum2022

#SVRI2022: WomenStrong's Knowledge and Learning Team, Amy Gregowski and Mara Steinhaus, happily reconnecting and learning with WomenStrong colleagues and friends @TheSVRI @ApenemNana @Madhumita_India @dignityUnites

thanks @TheSVRI for this fun collaboration. And thanks for *all* you do to promote healing, wellbeing and care in our work to #PreventVAW. Can't wait to see you at the #SVRIForum2022

Hi all! Please check out our new Twitter account and updated website at https://t.co/EZkD7Vm3Uq Heartfelt gratitude for taking a look <3

HaRT was excited to collaborate with @TheSVRI to highlight our collective care approach to research!