Day 12 of Women’s Health, Empowerment and Masculinities training
Sonke’s Programmes Director for Community Action & Knowledge Management highlights the do’s and dont’s of submitting proposals for funding.
Day 8 of Women’s Health, Empowerment and Masculinities training
Guest lecturer Andre Lewaks of MenCare covers work that the organisation is doing promote positive parenting in South Africa.
Day 7 of Women’s Health, Empowerment and Masculinities training
Guest lecturer Mathabo Khau from NMMU engages participants on negative myths about sex and sexuality.
Exploring positive masculinity
Participants of MenEngage Africa’s Women’s Health, Empowerment and Masculinities training explore definitions of masculinity.
Round-table addressing link between GBV and sexual and reproductive health and rights
Working towards the goal of putting gender norms transformation and engaging men and boys on parliament’s agenda.
Day 6 of Women’s Health, Masculinities and Women’s Empowerment training
Sonke’s Director of Strategic Partnerships joins MenEngage Africa’s Policy Advocacy Training a guest facilitator.
More participants share why they have enrolled in our Women’s Health, Masculinities, and Women’s Empowerment training
Three more participants share their reasons for joining MenEngage Africa’s short course in Gaborone.
Day 5 of Women’s Health, Masculinities and Women’s Empowerment course
Dean Peacock talks to the participants about how to make policy advocacy work.
What do you have to do on a daily basis to avoid sexual assault?
Question posed to participants on the second day of MenEngage Africa’s Policy Advocacy Training.
Introducing more of our participants at the Women’s Health, Masculinities and Empowerment course
Three more participants explain how MenEngage Africa’s short course will benefit their personal and professional development.
Meet some of the participants in the Women’s Health, Masculinities and Empowerment Training
Thokozile Budaza and Allan Malcolm Mukwaya share their reasons for joining MenEngage Africa’s training course.
Women’s Health, Masculinities and Empowerment
Photos from day 2 of the interdisciplinary short course currently underway in Gaborone, Botswana.
Women’s Health, Masculinities and Empowerment: Itumeleng Komanyane
Background on another of the faculty leaders of MenEngage Africa’s Policy Advocacy Training course.
When did you first know your gender?
Participants’ answers to an intriguing question asked at MenEngage’s Policy Advocacy Training course.
Women’s Health, Masculinities and Empowerment: Dr Paula Tavrow
Background on one of the faculty leaders of MenEngage Africa’s Policy Advocacy Training course.
Women’s Health, Masculinities & Empowerment Training 2016 – What is it about?
Participants gather in Gaborone for an interdisciplinary short course at the intersection of women’s health and empowerment.
Civil society calls for more media coverage of the Wisani case
Publicise gender murder trial, urges civil society coalition group.
Sonke Seeks New Executive Director
Sonke is currently seeking to hire a new Executive Director that will help drive the organisation forward.
Making taxis safe for women
Activists have partnered with taxi industry on national awareness campaign addressing harassment and gender-based violence towards women commuters.
Safe Ride campaign launches in Jo’burg
Sonke and SANTACO have launched the Safe Ride campaign aimed at preventing the harassment and sexual abuse of women and girls by taxi drivers and queue marshals
Women, kids to get Safe Ride
Gabi Falanga writes for IOL on a newly formed national campaign to keep female taxi commuters safe.
Be Mobile cellular phone network irresponsibly perpetuates ‘Blesser’ phenomenon
Men and Boys for Gender Equality vehemently condemns the endorsement and use of ‘Blesser’ concept in messages promoting Be Mobile.
Press release: Safe Ride campaign launches at Johannesburg taxi rank
Sonke partners with South African National Taxi Association Council in a campaign promoting respectful and non-violent behaviour towards taxi commuters.
Men seeing themselves as full partners in care work
Bayano Valy writes about the promise and challenge of getting men involved in care and household work.
