In commemoration of the 16 Days of Activism, with the theme “UNITE! Activism to end violence against women and girls,” EVA hosted a multi-stakeholders summit on GBV and an award ceremony in Nasarawa and Kaduna States.
We leveraged on the partnerships we have built in different communities where we have worked to prevent and respond to violence against women and girls. We acknowledged the help of partners, both in the government and in the community, who have worked together to end GBV and build more partnerships to prevent GBV in Kaduna and Nasarawa states.
After capacity building, our champions are passionate, work voluntarily, and ensure that no harm comes to their families, children, and everyone in their community. It is such an amazing sight.
A dance drama was presented, and it highlighted all forms of GBV and its dangers, which encouraged people to speak up and not be silent.
Full video HERE
Shout out to our stakeholders; we commend them for the great job they are doing in the states, and awards were presented to show our appreciation.
We know we can unite to end all forms of violence against women and girls, and one step at a time, we can and will kick against GBV.
Stakeholders:
Nassarawa
Commissioner Of Justice
Commissioner Of Women Affairs
Director women Ministry of Women Affairs
Director of Public defender and GBV Ministry of Justice
Gender Desk officers of Ministry of Justice and Women affairs
Emir of Keffi
CPC, CPN, LGA Stakeholders, Community Members and Traditional leaders
French Embassy
Kaduna
Kadbeam
Community Champions
Education Secretariat and th
Malala
Commissioner for Human Services
Commissioner Of Justice
Hotel 17 and ASA Pyramid
