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Kenyan Athletes Lead the Fight to End GBV

Kenyan Athletes Lead the Fight to End GBV
From November 3rd to 11th Athletics Kenya led by LT Gen (RTD) Jackson Tuwei & CEO NGAAF – Roy Sasaka Telewa, OGW are stepping up to spark change across Kenya, inspiring a movement to end GBV. They will unite in athlete-led engagements, demonstrating strength in unity and paving the way to a future free from gender-based violence.

Join the National Conversation to End GBV

Join the National Conversation to End GBV
From November 12th to December 2nd, for 21days let’s come together—policy experts,
legal minds, strategists, spiritual leaders,
human rights advocates, community builders—to share solutions and redefine cultural norms.
ogether, we can shape a practical plan to end GBV.

Raising the Flag for Change: Passing the Baton

Raising the Flag for Change: Passing the Baton
On December 10th in Meru County, hosted by Hon. Elizabeth Kailemia,
we’ll present our unified recommendations to leaders and legislators.
Let’s set a new path for safe, resilient communities where healing and the end of GBV become a shared reality.

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Male Athletes and Community Leaders Share Their Commitment towards ending Gender Based Violence (GBV) intervening in Abusive situations creating safe spaces for women and survivors and mentoring younger men on respect and equality.

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Listen to GBV Survivors’ Stories

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Mercy Doe | Julia Doe

15 Nov

15min

survivor story 2

Ellen Doe | Jena Doe

15 Nov

11min

survivor story 3

Jane Doe | Keila Doe

15 Nov

13min

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Survivor Stories Go here. The Stories Are Written by Registered Users Who have The role Contributor Whereby, The Admin Has to approve a story that is published to the blog. Helping GBV survivors to heal, break the silence, raise awareness and also get a sense of community

  • Judy Okeyo’s Journey

    Judy Okeyo’s Journey of Courage and Resilience Against GBVGender-Based Violence (GBV) remains a persistent and insidious issue, affecting countless lives across the globe. For Judy Okeyo, a peer counselor and survivor, her journey from silence to empowerment sheds light on the importance of breaking the stigma around GBV and creating safe spaces for survivors to…

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  • Ruth Telule’s Story

    Families: The First Line of Support in Ending Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Gender-Based Violence (GBV) continues to cast a dark shadow over societies worldwide, leaving survivors and their families to grapple with its devastating effects. While many focus on legislative reforms and community interventions, the role of families in combating GBV often goes overlooked. Yet, the…

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  • Sharon Story

    Ending Psychological Violence by Sharon Cherono Psychological violence is a hidden epidemic, often inflicted by those closest to us—partners, family, and friends. It leaves no visible scars but deeply impacts mental health, self-esteem, and the ability to trust. This form of gender-based violence (GBV) can go unnoticed for years, yet its effects are long-lasting and…

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