Cultivating Safety: How Gardens Address GBV
By Dr Leonora Alberts-Vilakazi My life’s purpose is rooted deeply in the soil of our community and the strength of the women who cultivate it. As an activist and a proud member of both the Faith Action Collective and We Will Speak Out SA, my work is not just about advocacy; it is about tangible,…
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Restorative Justice – forced forgiveness or perpetrator accountability?
Conventional Western punitive justice essentially says to an offender, ‘you’ve harmed someone, so we’re going to even things up by harming you’. All that does is increase the amount of harm in the world. Forgiveness is a gift. It should not be made into a burden. This was shared by Mike Batley of the Restorative…
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Movement-building award
𝗪𝗲 𝘀𝗰𝗼𝗼𝗽𝗲𝗱 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗿𝘂𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗿-𝘂𝗽 𝗽𝗿𝗶𝘇𝗲 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗺𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁-𝗯𝘂𝗶𝗹𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸 𝗮𝘀 𝗮 𝗰𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗲 𝘀𝘁𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗴𝘆!This was announced last night at the Voice and Choice Gala Dinner and Awards, hosted by Gender Links as part of the Global Affairs Canada project. Through collaboration, survivor-centred action and a shared commitment to justice, the interfaith movement is transforming sacred…
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Together, we can choose positive masculinity
By Ntsikelelo Colossa – African Spiritual Practitioner/Traditional Healer Positive masculinity is a nature that one needs to realise and tap into. It is like a beautiful meal seasoned with salt. Salt on its own may not always be easy to consume, but when added with purpose, it brings out the best taste and creates something…
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Gender, GBV and Economic Justice
May’s Monthly Forum focused on Gender, GBV and Economic Power. Economic Justice is a critical GBV prevention tool and lifeline for domestic violence survivors. Well attended and actively participated in, the session covered Pillar 5 of South Africa’s National Strategic Plan on GBV and Femicide, which focuses on economic power, and a session led by…
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Freedom Day and the Unfinished Work of Freedom: Accountability in Faith Spaces
Every year on 27 April, South Africa marks Freedom Day — a sacred remembrance of the first democratic elections in 1994 and the liberation from apartheid. It is a day that celebrates dignity, equality, and the constitutional promise that every person has the right to live free from oppression and fear. Yet Freedom Day also…
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Safe Spaces, Sacred Trust: Why Survivors Turn to Faith Communities
In South Africa, gender-based violence (GBV) has been described as a national disaster—one that continues to affect millions of women and families across the country. Behind the statistics are deeply personal stories of pain, survival, and courage. For many survivors, the first place they turn is not a clinic, a police station, or a social…
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Human Rights Day in SA: A reflection on faith, justice and the GBV crisis
By Gita Dickinson “Gender-based violence is a pandemic that is tearing our society apart.” — Cyril Ramaphosa Human Rights Day in South Africa is not only a moment of remembrance—it is a mirror held up to the present. It asks, with urgency: Whose rights are being denied today? Across the country, the answer remains deeply…
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Strategy to Action in KZN
Exciting news! The Faith Action Collective to End GBV, with WWSOSA as the Secretariat, now has a strong emerging local presence in KwaZulu-Natal. The KZN Interfaith GBV Collective was spearheaded by the SA Hindu Maha Sabha, joined by WWSOSA, the Faith Action Collective and the KZN Interreligious Council. We are working with all faiths at…
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CRL launch of new Sec 22 Sub-Committee on GBVF in sacred spaces
The CRL Commission launched a new Section 22 Sub-Committee focused on gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) in sacred spaces, including Christian and African Traditional settings. The event occurred on 3 February 2026, with invitees from We Will Speak Out SA (WWSOSA) and the Faith Action Collective to End GBV, as well as survivors, activists, and…
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Family Restoration and the Role of the Faith Sector
Dr Leonora Alberts Vilakazi When the domestic bond breaks, the “wider family” of faith and community must step in to bridge the gap between betrayal and healing. 1. Reconstructing the Foundation of Truth Family restoration cannot be built on a “hush-hush” agreement to move on. It requires a total moral overhaul. The Death of Denial:…
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CRL launch of new Sec 22 Sub-Committee on GBVF in sacred spaces
By Daniela Gennrich, Coordinator of WWSOSA, on behalf of the team that attended On 3 February 2026, the CRL Commission invited We Will Speak Out SA (WWSOSA) and the Faith Action Collective to End GBV to the launch of a new subcommittee of the Section 22 with its own mandate, focusing on a key aspect of…
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Lotus FM historic broadcast
A three-hour special religious programming hosted by Lotus FM on Sunday 7th December 2025, focusing on 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF), culminated in a historic interfaith declaration: Gender-Based Violence (GBV) is a fundamentally spiritual issue affecting the whole of society, requiring urgent, sustained, and collaborative action from faith communities. Listen to these podcasts…
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Growing Up: From Mama’s Boy to Responsible Man
By Gregory Nyongane In today’s society, many young men struggle with the transition from boyhood to manhood. But growing up is not simply a matter of age—it is a matter of responsibility, independence, and accountability. You can be thirty, forty, or even fifty, yet still be classified as a “boy” if you rely on your…
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Engaging Men for True Gender Justice
By Dr Leonora Alberts Vilakazi The pursuit of gender equality is fundamentally a collective endeavour. While the movement has historically been led by women, achieving genuine, systemic gender justice requires the active, conscious, and accountable participation of men. We Will Speak Out SA (WWSOSA) and the Faith Action Collective to End GBV recently ran a…
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Faith Leaders Declare Gender-Based Violence a Spiritual Crisis, Commit to Action in Historic Interfaith Radio Broadcast
11 December 2025, Durban – Gender-based violence (GBV) is not a women’s issue – it is a societal issue. Neither is it just a social matter or a national disaster. It is at root, a spiritual issue, as explained by Nompilo Gcwensa, Chair of the Phephisa Survivors Network: “As a survivor I know how your…
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The Tide is Turning
By Seth Naicker The tide is turning: the movement is moving and the vibe is vibing as we mobilise faith in gender justice and men coaching for gender justice. Today I am reflecting on the intersections of our work. We are in the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, which also marks World AIDS…
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Strong women shaped me
By Ntsikelelo Colossa I am the man I am today because of positive women. I grew up receiving advice about life and love from women to women who prepared me for school and for my place in the community. I am Ntsikelelo Colossa, an advocate for positive masculinity: not only to encourage good male role…
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Men must confront themselves
By Apostle Shaine Criqua Personal and Reflective My critical learning is that men must first confront themselves. In my work, I’ve seen that silence and denial are the greatest enablers of GBV. Real transformation begins when men acknowledge the harm caused by patriarchy, take responsibility for their behaviour, and commit to unlearning violence. When men…
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Showing up
By Quinton Pretorius When you show up with care, you shape what boys and girls see as possible. As men who choose to learn, listen, question harmful norms, and act with purpose, you show that change grows from daily choices. This week, I shared my story during a leadership session with a corporate group. I…
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G be V
By Brett Anderson ‘the gender be violenced’ he says, as he drops another beat and works his way to another hit song pen dipped in blood letters flowing people knowing that this monster lurking in the background is just another cause upon his lips before he heads home and takes out his frustration on his…
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International Men’s Day 19 November 2025
Dr Leonora Alberts Vilakazi The Faith Action Collective encourages men and boys to be positive role models, especially to stand up to Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF). Positive Masculinity: Actively rejecting harmful patriarchal norms and traditional practices that perpetuate violence and inequality. Leading by Example: Demonstrating respect, consent, non-violence, and emotional intelligence in all relationships.…
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Declaring GBV a national disaster – a citizen’s guide
There has been much talk of declaring gender-based violence a national disaster in our country. But there are pros and cons to this and we need to be aware of what this may mean. Declaring a disaster can mobilise short-term interventions, but cannot fix structural drivers or governance failures. Read this and let’s be well…
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Red Chair Campaign
Red Chair Campaign The Red Chair Campaign runs globally each year during the UN’s 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. It involves reserving an empty chair in a public place, alongside information about domestic abuse and gender-based violence. The empty chair, pew or mat acts as a powerful symbol of the many women who’ve…
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Endorse the Open Letter to the CRL
The Cultural, Linguistics and Language (CRL) Rights Commission recently launched a Section 22 Committee led by the Christian sector to promote self-regulation, which has caused much controversy by leaders concerned about potential government regulation and a threat to religious freedom. While we support its intention to ensure religious freedom for all believers through self-regulation, our…
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Open Letter to the Chair of the CRL and Section 22 Committee: A Great Principle Undermined by Flawed Implementation
Dear Commissioner Mkhwanazi-Xaluva and Professor Xulu, We congratulate the CRL for initiating critical reforms in faith sector accountability. As collective structures with many partners, We Will Speak Out South Africa and the Faith Action Collective to End Gender-Based Violence, work to equip the religious sector to address gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) effectively. We are…
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Interfaith Steering Group – a focus on the Ecosystem Framework in our interfaith context
By Dr Leonora Alberts Vilakazi I am profoundly grateful and honoured to serve as a member of the Interfaith Steering Group, particularly with the vital mission of the Faith Action Collective to End GBV and We Will Speak Out (WWSOSA). Our recent two-day meeting was an exemplary demonstration of high-impact strategic planning balanced with essential communal…
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Lunchtime Conversation on Spiritual Abuse
What is spiritual abuse? Our last Online Lunchtime Conversation explored this and what it means for our different faith ministries. The Interfaith GBV Prevention and Mitigation Strategy 2030 introduces the important concept of spiritual abuse as “a distortion and exploitation of spiritual authority and sacred texts to manipulate, control, abuse, or harm others, mostly through…
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Lunchtime Conversation on GBV, Mental Health and the Role of the Faith Sector: a Sacred Space
A sacred space – a space of deep sharing and learning. This was the essence of our third Online Lunchtime Conversation on the impact of gender-based violence (GBV) on mental health and the role of the faith sector. We opened by setting the space as a container for all to be safe and courageous. After…
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Gil’s story – GBV, Mental Health and Faith
When someone raises their voice at me, I hear buzzing in my ears to shut their words out. This is a coping technique I adopted to get through many years of abuse – to shut out the vitriol, the non-sensical accusations, the gaslighting… When someone tries to convince me of something they want me to…
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Partner profile: Restorative Justice Centre
The Restorative Justice Centre (RJC) is passionate about the value that restorative justice, conflict transformation and peacebuilding have for South Africa. Despite the high prevalence of violence in our country, the outrage and the call for harsher punishment, there are very low levels of reporting and very low conviction rates. So, it’s logical to explore…
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Doing Justice Restoratively
Restorative justice was the theme of August 2025’ Monthly Forum, held by Faith Action Collective to End GBV in partnership with We Will Speak Out SA. Restorative justice is re-conceptualisation of crime that holds offenders accountable in constructive, rather than destructive ways. It also addresses the needs of victims/survivors and communities more holistically than the…
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Lunchtime Conversation on GBV and the NSP
By Dr Leonora Alberts Vilakazi In the Faith Action Collective’s first Lunchtime Conversation on 10 September 2025, we looked at the alignment of our Interfaith GBV Prevention and Mitigation Strategy with South Africa’s National Strategic Plan on GBVF. The 40 participants were all actively engaged in the conversation, with one commenting. “This was actually a fruitful…
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My Journey to a Better World
By Tom Fikiri Masarara I grew up in Burundi, East Central Africa, in a polygamous Christian family. My father had four wives, and in 1989, our family was rocked by a revelation: my father had a son from a relationship before his first marriage. Suddenly, I, the fifth child, became the sixth. It was a…
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Unique Role of the Interfaith Sector in the National Dialogue
Dr Leonora Alberts Vilakazi The interfaith sector, in particular the Faith Action Collective to End GBV and We Will Speak Out SA (WWSOSA), has a mandatory responsibility to be at the forefront of the National Dialogue, particularly the discussions addressing pervasive societal wounds such as gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF). This is a crucial role that…
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Harnessing the NSP on GBVF on our road towards a GBV-free society
The faith sector is a critical stakeholder in the national whole-society initiative to bringing an end to the scourge of gender-based violence (GBV) plaguing South Africa. This is the view of Ms Tamara Braam, who has recently led a consultative process reviewing the first 5 years of the implementation of the National Strategic Plan on…
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Faith Action Forum Briefing: Concerns with the National Council on Gender-Based Violence and Femicide Act, 2024 (Act No. 9 of 2024)
By #NotFitForPurpose At a recent Faith Action Forum meeting, Pinky Mgobozi from the #NotFitForPurpose Campaign outlined serious concerns about the new National Council on GBVF, which government is in the process of establishing under the 2024 Act. The campaign argues that, as currently designed, the Council will be structurally limited and unable to deliver the accountability, coordination, and leadership envisioned under Pillar…
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The Faith Sector’s Crucial Role in Gender Justice this Women’s Day
By Dr Leonora Alberts Vilakazi As South Africa prepares to commemorate National Women’s Day on August 9th, a day that honours the courageous women who marched in 1956 against oppressive pass laws, it’s vital to acknowledge all spheres contributing to the ongoing movement for gender equality. Among these, the faith sector stands as a powerful,…
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Amadodana arise
At our recent Monthly Forum meeting, Hynd Shongwe shared about Amadodana (Young Men’s Guild) of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa, Highveld and Eswatini District Founded in 1912, Amadodana (Young Men’s Guild) of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa, Highveld and Eswatini District was a response to what Black men were experiencing. Gender-based violence (GBV)…
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Spiritual Abuse – a contradiction that is real
Dr Nontando Hadebe During our July Forum meeting, we had a learning focus on spiritual abuse. The Spiritual Abuse Working Group has developed a concept document on spiritual abuse and has begun work on a training manual. The Forum meeting focus was intended to enrich this process so people’s views can contribute to this collaborative…
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The Willow’s Secret, The Farm’s Silence: Leo’s True Story
My story begins on a farm in Mpumalanga, back when I was just six years old. The sun would beat down, a typical South African heat, and for a little girl like me, the world was a mix of farm sounds and vast open spaces. But my real world, my refuge, was under an old…
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Talking about faith sector accountability- a first conversation with the CRL
On the 13th June, Faith Action to End GBV and WWSOSA hosted a courageous conversation with Thoko Mkhwanazi-Xaluva, Chairperson of the Commission for the Protection of the rights of Cultural, Religious, and Linguistic Communities (CRL) about their proposals for a peer review mechanism Section 22 Committee for the Christian Sector. Around 100 participants were given…
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#Fathersmatter to end Gender Based Violence
By Rev Seth Naicker Fatherhood. What is your fatherhood about, what is it lived out as? For many men, and fathers, we see ourselves as the ones who must make things happen, we are in charge, we must earn, we must conquer, we must be the big chiefs of our families. It is truly tragic…
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Faith, Law, and the Liberation of Women in the Church
By Rev Mafu Mbili I come before you today as a witness to the power of faith and the promise of justice, a promise that must extend to every woman within our churches and beyond. We cannot talk about transformation in South Africa, or within the South African Council of Churches, without addressing the realities…
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Implementing Restorative Practices in Schools, Communities, and Faith-Based Organisations to Address Bullying, GBV, and Other Forms of Violence
Dr Leonora Alberts Vilakazi Restorative practices offer a holistic approach to addressing bullying, gender-based violence (GBV), rape, and other forms of violence in schools, communities, and faith-based organisations, focusing on repairing harm, building relationships, and fostering a supportive environment. This blog outlines the key components, benefits, and implementation strategies for restorative practices, with a focus on…
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Families: The Frontline Against Gender-Based Violence
Dr Leonora Alberts Vilakazi As we recently marked International Day of Families, let’s confront the harsh reality: gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) often begins at home. It’s time to acknowledge that families can be both the problem and the solution. By raising children in safe, respectful environments, we can break the cycle of violence. By modelling…
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Signature Campaign – Calling All South African Faith Leaders and Believers: Unite to End GBV!
Imagine our places of worship as sanctuaries, not just in prayer but in action. They can be beacons of hope and change – centres for prevention and unwavering support for survivors of GBV. The Faith Action Collective launched the groundbreaking Signature Campaign at the Interfaith Summit. This involves gathering signatures and endorsement to the Interfaith…
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Daniela Gennrich Discusses Omotoso Arrest and Its Impact on Survivors on Voice of the Cape Radio
WWSOSA and Faith Action Collective Daniela Gennrich speaks to Voice of the Cape Radio Station on the Omotoso case with him being arrested for immigration purposes. She explores this and the original case, highlighting the negative impact on followers and survivors.
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Omotoso in court for immigration-related offences
WWSOSA and Faith Action Collective coordinator Daniela Gennrich says the support shown to Nigerian televangelist Timothy Omotoso, despite serious transgression, shows the power they have to control the narrative. Omotoso was arrested on Saturday for contravening the Immigration Act. A number of Omotoso’s supporters gathered outside the East London Magistrate’s Court where he’s appearing for…
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Media Statement: End Omotoso’s Gloating Impunity Now!
There is an African proverb that says ‘when spider webs unite they can pull down a lion’ meaning that where there is cooperation the lion, a symbol of power that believes that it is untouchable and cannot be shaken is brought down by actions outside the centre of power. In this case, the lion is…
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Workers’ Day in South Africa: A Celebration of Rights and the Role of the Faith Sector
By Gil Harper Every year on May 1st, South Africa commemorates Workers’ Day, a significant occasion that highlights the hard-fought rights and dignity of workers. Originally rooted in the global struggle for workers’ rights and social justice that began in the late 1800s, Workers’ Day has held international importance since 1891. In South Africa, known…
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Freedom Day, Faith, and Gender Justice: Addressing GBV
By Dr Leonora Alberts Vilakazi Gender-Based Violence (GBV) is a significant obstacle to achieving gender justice and true freedom. On Freedom Day, we must acknowledge the devastating impact of GBV on individuals, communities, and society as a whole. GBV’s Impact: GBV perpetuates inequality, reinforces patriarchal norms, and has severe physical, emotional, and psychological consequences for survivors.…
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Cyberbullying is trivialised online
Individuals engaging in cyberbullying often excuse their behaviour as ‘inevitable’ within online spaces while deflecting blame onto victims. This is according to a new report titled Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence on Social Media by the Centre for Analytics and Behavioural Change (CABC), which analysed common understandings of Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (tfGBV) on X (formerly Twitter) between 1 February 2024 and…
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Easter Sunday and GBV – Rising with Christ to New Life
By Rev Bukelwa Hans Easter Sunday is the celebration of hope rising from despair, light breaking through darkness, and life triumphing over death. We declare with joy: Christ is risen! He is risen indeed! But Easter is not just a celebration of a past event. It is a present reality and a future promise. It…
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Good Friday and GBV – A Call to Compassion and Justice
By Rev Bukelwa Hans As we reflect on Good Friday, we remember the suffering and sacrifice of Jesus Christ. We remember His broken body, His spilled blood, and the cruel injustice He endured. But we also remember that His suffering was not meaningless – it was purposeful, redemptive, and deeply connected to the pain of…
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The Omotoso Case: Not in Our Name!
A Call to Action Against Gender-Based Violence in Faith Communities By Daniela Gennrich As people of faith and partners of the Faith Action Collective to End GBV and We Will Speak Out South Africa, we stand firm in declaring: “No, not in our name.” There should be no ambiguity—”acquitting the guilty and condemning the innocent…
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Omotoso judgment opens old wounds – Gennrich
After a lengthy legal battle that spanned almost a decade, the Gqeberha High Court has acquitted Nigerian televangelist Timothy Omotoso and his co-accused of charges including rape and human trafficking. The judge ruled that the NPA did not prove its case beyond reasonable doubt. Faith Action Collective’s Daniela Gennrich weighs in.
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Human Rights Month: A Call to Action for Faith Communities in South Africa
By Gil Harper March is a significant month for South Africans, as it marks Human Rights Month, a time dedicated to reflecting on the sacrifices made in the struggle for democracy and the ongoing strides for human rights. Central to this observance is Human Rights Day, celebrated annually on March 21, which commemorates the tragic…
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30th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration
As the world marks the 30th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action, governments have adopted by consensus a powerful Political Declaration to respect, protect, and champion the rights, equality, and empowerment of women and girls. Welcoming its adoption, Sima Bahous, Under-Secretary General and Executive Director of UN Women said, “Rising to the challenges and opportunities…
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Forum Meeting March 2025
Faith Action Collective FORUM MEETING 5th March It is coming up for that time of the month when we meet at the Monthly Forum of the Faith Action to End GBV Collective, a time for sharing and learning together.We hope to see you on Wednesday, 5 March, 12H30 -14H00 Registration: https://forms.gle/JL2Di9of2kSGnH7J7 Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89673618261 Meeting…
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Love is in the air, but GBV is lurking in the shadows
Gil Harper Gil Harper Valentine’s Day fever is upon us – and the shops are full of red and white promotions. It’s a day to celebrate love, and honour and appreciate those we love. As we scroll through our social media feeds on Valentine’s Day, we’re bombarded with heartwarming displays of love. But amidst the…
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FAITH ACTION COLLECTIVE MEETING – February 2025
FAITH ACTION COLLECTIVE MEETING – February 2025 Reconnecting, planning implementation of the Interfaith GBV Strategy 2030 and organising ourselves for 2025! It feels like we’ve been back forever, but this is just the beginning of an impactful year 2025! As per the last Newsletter of 2024, the February 2025 Faith Action Interfaith Forum meeting is…
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Faith Action Launches Red Chair Campaign for 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence
Faith Action to End Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Collective, in partnership with We Will Speak Out South Africa (WWSOSA), is calling on communities, workplaces, and faith institutions across South Africa to participate in the Red Chair Campaign as part of the annual United Nations (UN) 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, which began in 1991…
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CBS in Practice in the Context of Gender-Based Violence 2
Webinar Part 2, facilitated by Rev Sithembiso Zwane Director of Ujamaa Centre. The second CBS webinar workshop brought together 17 participants, trained and ordinary readers of the Bible, to once again practice the See, Judge/Discern, Act method. This time we explored 2 Samuel 13: verses 1 to 22: the rape of Tamar. The text was…
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BS in Practice in the Context of Gender-Based Violence 1
Webinar Part 1, facilitated by Rev Sithembiso Zwane Director of Ujamaa Centre. Contextual Bible Study (CBS) was presented ultimately as a way of creating agency: our acting upon the world and in our lives; making sense of our lives by looking at the past as it is presented in the Bible, invoking sacred texts of…
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Safeguarding
Gender and Safeguading Policy Framework The time is now to ensure that our places of worship are truly safe and inclusive, and that we are not sometimes contributing to GBV without meaning to do so. We can’t achieve this unless we are intentional and create a GENDER AND SAFEGUARDING POLICY FRAMEWORK to help ensure that…
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Red Chair
The Red Chair Campaign The 16 Days Campaign is upon us! Have you ever considered the immense gap left behind when a loved-one is murdered by their partner? Have you thought about the difference that we could make as faith communities to stop this senseless loss of life, if we just listened to survivors’ voices…
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November Forum Meeting
November Forum Meeting The Faith Action Collective to End GBV monthly Forum meeting: Wednesday 06 November 12h30 to 14h00 Theme: Movember & The 16 365 days of activism Agenda: Movember: How men can be positive, active and present in ending GBV by taking care of their wellbeing. Several partners will share what they are doing with helping men be active…
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United Voices and Action Against GBV: Interfaith Solutions for Prevention and Action
Ending Gender-Based Violence in Faith Communities and Broader Society South Africa continues to battle the pervasive scourge of gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF), which has plagued families, communities, and society for far too long. Dubbing it a pandemic, President Cyril Ramaphosa also acknowledged the critical role of faith communities in addressing this crisis. As institutions…
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Historic Covenant
Interfaith Collective Unveils Historic Covenant to End GBV After months of sweat and tears, the first-ever joint Interfaith Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Prevention and Mitigation Strategy 2024–2030 was officially launched yesterday at the Baha’i National Centre in Johannesburg. This landmark initiative represents a significant and urgent step to move beyond scripture and theology and take concrete…
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Ground-breaking Interfaith GBV Prevention and Mitigation Strategy
Ground-breaking Interfaith GBV Prevention & Mitigation Strategy The Faith Action to End GBV Collective, in collaboration with We Will Speak Out South Africa (WWSOSA), proudly announces the launch of the first-ever joint Interfaith GBV Prevention and Mitigation Strategy 2024–2030. This historic initiative marks a significant step forward in the united efforts of diverse faith communities…
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Till Femicide Do Them Part
Society must urgently awaken to the need to break the silence, liberate religious texts from the misinterpretation by charlatans, and foster harmonious collaboration with government and all relevant partners to end gender-based violence, writes Bhekisisa Mncube. The stark reality of gender-based violence (GBV) and femicide in South Africa calls for a multifaceted approach that transcends…
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From cultural abduction to gender advocate
From cultural abduction to gender advocate We Will Speak Out and Faith Action to End GBV Collective held part one of a two-part series on Embracing Traditional Culture and Faith in Life-giving Ways: A Personal and Professional Journey Sibongile Mtungwa, Director at the Women’s Leadership and Training Programme (WLTP), KwaZulu-Natal led an open discussion where…
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Culture, Religion, the Law and GBV
Culture, Religion, the Law and GBV You are invited to our upcoming two-part webinar series. Part 1: Embracing Traditional Culture and Faith in life-giving Ways: a Personal and professional Journey. Date:12 September 2024: 17h30-19h30Please Register here: https://forms.gle/Lakhp8qvQs8Yqhn48Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8967361826 Part 2: Traditional Culture, Faith and the Law: Holding the Tensions Date 26 September 2024 18h00-20h00Please Register here: https://forms.gle/Lakhp8qvQs8Yqhn48 Zoom…
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Interfaith GBV Prevention and Mitigation Strategy
Interfaith GBV Prevention and Mitigation Strategy 2024-2030 The much-anticipated Interfaith GBV Prevention and Mitigation Strategy 2024-2030 draft was unveiled at the September Interfaith Forum meeting on 3 September 2024. A validation process is now underway in the different faith communities to shape the final Strategy which will be launched in Gauteng on 3 October 2024. …
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September Faith Action Forum: GBV Strategy 2030
September Faith Action Forum: GBV Strategy 2030 At this time of season-change, we in the faith sector are also feeling the winds of change – These are exciting times! Join us for this month’s Interfaith GBV Forum where we will unveil the Interfaith GBV Prevention and Mitigation Strategy 2024-2030. The strategy has emerged from a…
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Strat2030 Launch Save the Date
Finally – after months of consultations, drafts and hard work – we are ready to share the next step in implementing the joint Interfaith GBV Statement of Commitment! We promised it was not just going to be another statement, so many of us have been working to create a FRAMEWORK FOR ACTION: SAVE THE DATE…
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Pandit with passion
Pandit with a passion for rights By Joanne Joseph Arthi Shanand was pregnant when her husband first hit her. Arthi recalls the shock of that moment, along with his broken promises that it would never happen again. But it did for another twenty-three years, her two children witnessing the violence first-hand. Counselling failed, as did…
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FLGTP update
Faith leaders as agents of change for GBV prevention In the past 10-months, a group of faith leaders have completed a transformative programme which aims to capacitate their institutions and places of worship as agents of change against gender-based violence (GBV). With support of the Inclusive Violence and Crime Prevention (VCP) programme (as well as…
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GIZ Award
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH has been working in South Africa since 1995. A country office opened in Pretoria in 1996. GIZ partnered with WWSOSA as part of The Inclusive Violence and Crime Prevention programme (VCP) which was recognised for its exceptional approach to promoting gender…
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Women’s Day, Women Faith Leaders and the Interfaith GBV Strategy 2030
Women’s Day, Women Faith Leaders and the Interfaith GBV Strategy 2030 The next few months are packed with exciting opportunities for growth and collaboration as we are gearing up for the next level of joint action. Every action, however big or small, is part of growing the movement. Don’t miss this meeting, where you are…
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GBV and the Law I
WEBINAR – GBV and the Law Domestic Violence Act, Harassment and Protection Orders PART 1 (20th June, 6-8pm) Focuses on the Domestic Violence Act, Sexual Harassment and Protection Orders. PART 2 (10th July) focuses on the Sexual Offences and Criminal Procedures Acts (and if there is time, on the Marriage Act – if not, it may…
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Forum Meeting 12th June 2024
Faith Action Forum Meeting: 12 June 2024 THEME: Interfaith GBVF STRATEGY 2030 in a Time of Transition Wednesday, 12 June 202412h30-14h00 Agenda Highlights: Check-in: How was your experience of the 2024 Elections? Organisational Profile: Women’s Election Mechanism for Peace-WEMP – Opportunities for Collaboration (Ms Ashantewaa Archer-Ngidi (KZN Peace Room Coordinator); Read more here Interfaith GBV…
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AGM 2024 Invitation
Invitation: 2024 AGM You are invited to attend WWSOSA’s 8th Annual General Meeting, and a brief engagement on the draft GBV Interfaith Strategy 2030: Tuesday 18th June 202416h00 to 17h30 ZOOM LINK: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87465782562Meeting ID: 874 6578 2562 Please Register at this link: https://forms.gle/T6fPNKsqn5aSrAT26 The 45 to 60 minutes will be the BUSINESS MEETING. It will…
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Two part-time roles advertised
Two part-time roles advertised WWSOSA is inviting applications from suitable candidates for 2 potential roles to contribute to the work of WWSOSA and the Faith Action to End GBV Collective. Please note that the deadline is very tight – the opportunity closes on Tuesday 14th May, and successful applicants will be informed by the following…
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INTERFAITH GBVF STRATEGY 2030 – Help Shape the Way forward!
INTERFAITH GBVF STRATEGY 2030 Help Shape the Way forward! The May 2024 Faith Action Collective Forum meeting takes us to the next step in the development of the Interfaith GBVF Strategy 2023! The writing team will present Draft 2 for your comment and suggestions for improvement. We will also announce the Working Teams to take…
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Interfaith Resources and Documents
Interfaith Resources and Documents Faith Leaders’ Gender Transformation Programme Stakeholder Report Faith Leaders’ Gender Transformation Programme Outcomes Harvesting Report Pilots 1, 2 and 3 STAKEHOLDER REPORT Faith2EndGBV March 2024
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Interfaith Consultative Conversation
Interfaith Consultative Conversation 3 April 2024, 12h00-14h00ZOOM: Zoom Link: https://link.wwsosa.org.za/sidebysidezoomMeeting ID: 81479320245Register: https://forms.gle/mNk3Rh5CYT2NkiBX9
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Faith Action Forum Meeting 6th March
Faith Action Form Meeting March has arrived all too soon, and it is time for us to meet as the Faith Action Collective to end GBV, which I am excited is becoming increasingly interfaith – so please invite all those from any faith that has a vision for ending GBV! This month, our meeting coincides…
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Toxic Masculinity at Play
"... I was already seething with anger that had been building over the past six days. I bombarded her with a series of questions, giving her no chance to respond to the barrage of inquiries posed by an angry monster. In the heat of the moment, without further thought, I raised my voice and my hand. I slapped her across the face and kicked her randomly. She cried. At that moment, I was immediately overcome with shame and remorse..."
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Night of the Long Knives
Unless we address things by their true names, the battle against gender-based violence will be lost before teatime writes Bhekisisa Mncube about the darkest day of his life when he once hit a woman, in part two of a three-part series.
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Beyond Forgiveness
When the abuser passed away, it brought catharsis instead of grief, writes Bhekisisa Mncube about his healing from sexual abuse, endured over four decades ago.
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You can read the full report here STAKEHOLDER REPORT FULL Unite to End Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF)! In the heart of our diverse nation, faith serves as the guiding light for over 85% of us. It’s time for our collective beliefs to ignite change and end the rampant gender-based violence and femicide plaguing our…
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Echoes of Violence, Whispers of Hope
A Genocide On Our Women SOLIDARITY WITH PALESTINIAN WOMEN: GBVF, A GLOBAL AND LOCAL PANDEMIC It’s heart-wrenching to confront the string of recent femicide and domestic violence cases plaguing South Africa during the Festive season. The absence of formal statistics does not diminish the gravity of these incidents. The stories circulated via media platforms along…
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New Year Fever Is Upon Us!
As the New Year’s jubilation envelops us in its infectious energy, let’s not forget the harsh reality that lurks in the shadows. Amidst the laughter and clinking glasses, there’s a silent danger that many women face – an increased vulnerability to rape. While the champagne flows and the music plays, it is essential to recognise…
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Not-So-Happy Holidays?
How You Can Support Survivors Of GVBF This Festive Season The festive season is often associated with joy and celebration, but it’s important to remember that for some individuals, particularly survivors of domestic abuse, this time of year can be challenging. As we navigate the holiday season in our faith communities, it’s crucial to create…
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Faith Mission
Faith Leaders Pledge to Combat Gender Violence and Femicide in a New Initiative As South Africa commemorates 25 years since initiating the 16 Days of Activism for NoViolence against Women and Children campaign, a renewed approach to the scourgecritical, reports Bhekisisa Mncube. In a landmark move, the Faith Action to End Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Collective,…
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From Summit to Statement to Action
INTERFAITH ACTION TO END GBVF. From Summit to Statement to Action It’s been an incredibly impactful week since we gathered at Emseni for our Summit, launching the Joint GBVF Statement of Commitment and kick-starting the Interfaith GBVF Signature Campaign. I want to extend my deepest gratitude for your active participation and unwavering commitment to advancing this…
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Media Statement: Interfaith Action to End GBVF Summit
Faith Leaders Unite in Historic Declaration against Gender-Based Violence and Femicide at Benoni Summit Bhekisisa Mncube November. 16, 2023 Johannesburg, South Africa – The Faith Action to End Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Collective, aftermonths in the making, finally unveiled their Interfaith Joint Statement of Commitment and SignatureCampaign on Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) at a conference…
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Turning the Toxic Tide of Violence Against Women and Children
In societies such as South Africa, where religion predominates, it is pivotal that faith-based organisations play their part in eradicating gender-based violence and femicide, writes Joanne Joseph. I distinctly remember sitting in our Anglican church on a Sunday morning in the 1990s when the call was made for congregants to vote as to whether women ought to be…
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Interfaith Movement from Commitment to Action
Interfaith movement from commitment to action Against Gender-Based Violence and Femicide There is a movement in the country. A movement against gender-based violence and femicide by faith-inspired servant leaders, scholars, activists, survivors, faith leaders and concerned citizens of South Africa who are uniting to speak out and mobilise for change. The Faith Action to End…
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Unifying Faith Communities
Our Commitment to Ending Gender-Based Violence October 2023: A Month of Unseen Horrors 969 women murdered in South Africa in just three months* “It is time that men and boys recognise the role they must play in gender equality and join with the voices and actions of the women and girls who are trying to…
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Forum: Building an Interfaith Movement
THEME: “What does it mean to build an Interfaith Movement for Justice and Peace in the Context of GBV” Faith Action CollectiveForum Meeting Join the conversation! Wednesday, 25 October 202312h30-14h00 AGENDA SHARED REFLECTION:What does an Interfaith Movement for Justice and Peace look like? UPDATES:The Interfaith Forum of South Africa (TIFSA) ConferenceInterfaith GBV Mobilisation CampaignCommunications…
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Interfaith Action to end GBV – Statement and Campaign
INTERFAITH Action to end GBV Press Statement In a historic move, the Faith Action to End GBV Collective has embarked on a groundbreaking Interfaith Sector GBV Mobilisation Campaign that transcends religious boundaries. Together, diverse faith leaders and communities are taking a public pledge to play a significant role in multi-stakeholder initiatives aimed at preventing gender-based…
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IF Webinar 3
Interfaith Webinar: Religion, Sexuality & Justice Register Zoom Meeting Link
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AGM 2023
AGM 2023 The new date for the WWSOSA AGM is the 19th October, from 13h00-14h30. The Agenda for the 2023 AGM can be found below. The AGM Presentation can be found here. The minutes from the previous AGM can be found here. The Annual Report can be found here. If you already registered for the 28th…
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Forum Meeting
Link to register: https://link.wwsosa.org.za/forumregister ZOOM LINK: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89673618261 Meeting ID: 896 7361 8261
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Webinar: On Reading the Bible and the Qur’an Through Multiple Gendered Lenses: 24th August
INTERFAITH WEBINAR: Conversations on Reading the Bible and the Qur’an Through Multiple Gendered Lenses Join us for our Interfaith webinar this Thursday 24th August: REGISTER: https://forms.gle/1HNkG2Jn4rZhWqfe7 ZOOM: https://link.wwsosa.org.za/webinar1 Please circulate to your networks.
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Call for Applications: Part-time Administration and Communications Support Officer
Call for Applications Part-time Administration and Communications Support Officer Terms of Reference We Will Speak Out South Africa (WWSOSA) is a coalition of individuals and organisations engaged in mobilising and equipping the faith sector to become Gender-Based Violence-Competent, and to become credible and effective stakeholders in broader society’s efforts to end GBV and Femicide in…
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Interfaith Gender and GBV Webinar: Trauma, Religion and Gender
Interfaith Gender and GBV Webinar: Trauma, Religion and Gender As promised in our Faith Action to End GBV Forum meetings, this is the first webinar in the interfaith Gender and GBV series, which are hosted by Side by Side, We Will Speak Out SA, Bread for the World and the Faith Action to End GBV…
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Faith Action to end GBV – June Forum Meeting
Faith Action to end GBV – June Forum Meeting Come and join us for this month’s Faith Action Forum meeting: DATE: 28 JUNE 2023TIME: 12H30-14H00 AGENDA: CHECK-INUPDATES:• Interfaith GBVF Campaign• Faith Leaders Gender Transformation Programme• IPV and Family Programme• Safe Faith Communities• Resource TeamADVERT: Temporary roles for new projects 2023PARTNER’S SHOWCASE: Institute for the Healing of…
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Faith Action to end GBV: Forum Meeting
The May Forum meeting of the Collective will take place from 12.30-2pm. ZOOM LINK: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89673618261Meeting ID: 896 7361 8261 For more info: coordinator@wwsosa.org.za
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KZN Provincial GBVF Summit Process
National and KZN GBVF Summit Processes Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF) is rampant in South Africa, spanning across ages, in urban and rural areas, across all communities, genders, classes and all forms of social markers, and in both private and public spheres. Despite progress made in the implementation of the national response to the pandemic,…
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Safe spaces for gender and GBV activists
Safe spaces for gender and GBV activists This is the first of a series of safe spaces for gender and GBV activists to reflect on the challenges of being a person of faith in the context of rampant gender-based oppression and violence, often intentionally or unintentionally promoted or condoned by our religious institutions. WHEN? Tuesday…
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SABC Article
SABC Website – Article on the role of the religious sector During the harsh days of apartheid, some parts of the religious sector played an important role in inspiring and mobilising people to fight for freedom. During those dark days, many people used religious organisations to help them find courage, comfort and hope when they…
Read articleConcept Note: Webinar Series on The Role of the religious sector in curbing GBV
South Africa continues to witness high rates of intimate partner violence and killings of women and children, despite the daily messages condemning GBVF. Much more work needs to be done to curb the epidemic of GBVF.
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From Resolution to Action: KZN Province Summit Report-Back Conference
From Resolution to Action: KZN Province Summit Report-Back Conference On the eve of 16 Days of Activism, We Will Speak Out SA (WWSOSA) and KZN Network on Violence Against Women (KZNVAW) hosted a report-back Conference on the National GBVF Summit in Durban. In the build-up to the Presidential Summit on GBVF2 held on 1-2 November,…
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Faith sector voices at the Presidential Summit on GBVF-2
Faith sector voices at the Presidential Summit on GBVF-2 The presence and the voices of the faith sector were palpable at the Presidential Summit on GBVF 2 held on 1-2 November. In the first Presidential Summit, the faith sector was strikingly invisible but in the recent Summit, the We Will Speak Out SA Collective and…
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The Role of the Religious sector in curbing GBV
The Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) in partnership with the German Development Cooperation (GIZ), Inclusive Violence and Crime Prevention Programme (VCP), We Will Speak Out South Africa and Faith Action to End GBV will host a webinar series to engage on the role of the faith sector in curbing GBVF. The NSP-GBVF highlights the…
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The Second Presidential Summit on GBVF – What Does Accountability Mean for the Faith Sector?
The Second Presidential Summit on GBVF – What Does Accountability Mean for the Faith Sector? “We are all equal. As soon as some of us are set up as superior, some sort of violence will occur.” This was the stern warning from Hindu faith teachings shared by Ms Ela Gandhi, Trustee of the Mahatma Gandhi…
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Annual Report 2021
Annual Report 2021-2022 Download the latest Annual Report here. Click here to access all our previous Annual Reports.
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Faith Leadership Gender Transformation Programme
Faith Leadership Gender Transformation Programme Imagine faith leaders across South Africa transforming their places of worship and institutions to be a driving force in turning the tide against GBVF… Imagine faith leaders equipped with both sound theological foundations and an understanding of how their own gendered history has influenced their gender positionality… Imagine faith leaders…
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Why should the Faith Sector be involved in GBV work?
Click here for all the info for the AGM and Mini-Conference
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AGM & Mini-Conference
AGM & Mini-Conference You are invited to our 6th AGM on 4th October, 12-1pm, followed at 2 pm by a ground-breaking mini-conference asking what it means for the faith sector to be accountable for our stance and our work in relation to GBV. Annual Report AGM Agenda Please REGISTER HERE Zoom Link Board Nomination Form…
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KZN Gender Vibes Newsletters
Gender Vibes Newsletters Gender Vibes KZN is a bi-monthly newsletter produced in partnership with the KZN Network on Violence against Women funded by Gender Links and the Canadian Government. KZN Gender Vibes Newsletter Issue 11 KZN Gender Vibes Newsletter Issue 9 KZN Gender Vibes Newsletter Issue 7 KZN Gender Vibes Newsletter Issue 5 KZN Gender Vibes Newsletter Issue…
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Hailey Fudu – The Importance of an interfaith approach
The Importance of an interfaith approach to GBVF Mrs Hailey Fudu MSc in Peacebuilding from the International Centre of Non-ViolenceSecretary for Religions for Peace SA, KZN Inter Religious CouncilMember of the Baha’i Local Spiritual Assembly of eThekwini Transforming South Africa into a culture of peace is a cherished hope shared by people of faith and goodwill…
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NSP Workshop – GBV Prevention
NSP Workshop – GBV Prevention You are invited to an exciting workshop that takes place on Thursday 18th August, hosted by the Faith Action to End GBV Collective – on the National Strategic Plan to end GBV and Femicide. We will discuss how we as the faith sector are contributing in our diverse ways to GBVF Prevention efforts and how we…
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Stakeholder Report June 21 – February 2022
The Faith Action to End GBV Collective comprises faith-based organisations andindividuals working together and in their own spaces to create a South Africa freefrom gender injustice and GBV. This report offers brief snapshots of the Collective’s three main activities, some excitingachievements, key challenges and important lessons learnt. The purpose of this report isto open further…
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Joining hands with refugees and migrants for social cohesion
To mark Word Refugee Day on 20 June 2022, We Will Speak Out SA (WWSO SA) joined key KZN partners that co-hosted a Community Dialogue on Social Cohesion and Human Rights. Partners in this Social Cohesion Collective include the Institute for Healing of Memories, YMCA, the Diakonia Council of Churches, Lawyers for Human Rights and…
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Invitation: Advancing Gender Equality to Realize the Demographic Dividend
Religions for Peace is pleased to invite you to a virtual dialogue on Advancing Gender Equality to Realize the Demographic Dividend that is being organized in collaboration with UNFPA, the German Federal Foreign Office and the Berlin Institute for Population and Development, on Thursday, 7 July 2022 at 2:00pm SAST (GMT +2). This dialogue brings together representatives of religious organizations, multireligious networks, government,…
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A New Kairos? Make your voice heard!
“If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.” Archbishop Desmond Tutu
Read article If we don’t address the gospel of submission, we will never effectively address abuse.
“If we don’t address the gospel of submission, we will never effectively address abuse.”
Read article Statement – Words Fail Us
WWSOSA would like to invite organisations and individuals to endorse this statement. If you would like to do so, send an email to coordinato@wwsosa.org
Read article A New Kairos? Make your voice heard!
“If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor.” Archbishop Desmond Tutu
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Sonke Gender Justice congratulates Yolanda Dyantyi on winning her case against Rhodes University
It has been a long five years for Yolanda and her legal team since her exclusion from Rhodes University in 2017.
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Faith Leaders prepare to become Agents Of Gender Transformation to bring an end to Gender-Based Violence: Kwanele!!!!
By Zama Dlamini A new and innovative Faith Leaders Gender Transformation Programme fondly referred to as the FLGTP, opened its doors for the second cycle this year. In response to mandates from their churches and organisations to guide them to end gender-based violence, a diverse community of 26 faith leaders gathered at eBandla hotel in…
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What does it take to move from toxic to transformational masculinity?
The importance of telling our stories, being heard, and listening to others’ stories as a way of dealing with our pain, cannot be underestimated. But this can also be a risky business, as we make ourselves vulnerable, and so it takes a lot of courage. We Will Speak Out SA and Side by Side, a…
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We Will Speak Out SA strengthens and broadens its leadership team of change-makers
DRAWING the curtains on South Africa’s Heritage Month by capitalising on the soft power of faith communities, We Will Speak Out South Africa (WWSOSA) elected new members onto its Management Committee to strengthen the fight against ending sexual and gender-based violence (GBV). “At our recent AGM, WWSOSA saw fresh changes to its management committee (ManCom).…
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Gender Transformation – a Distraction or the Essence of our Faith?
“Theology is not just something you think about or discuss, it is something you do. Justice is something you do.” This was the challenge offered by Nontando Hadebe at the launch of Side By Side’s (SBS) first Secretariat in Africa during the We Will Speak Out SA (WWSOSA) Annual General Meeting on 30 September 2021.…
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Response to “You are Muted, Unmute yourself.” 10/05/2021
On 10 May 2021 a group of faith leaders sent ‘You are Muted, Unmute Yourself:’ An Open Letter to South African Church Leaders on the Plight of the LGBTIQ+ People.
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To the Uyinenes of this Nation: We Salute You! 2019/09/03
We Will Speak Out South Africa salutes all those women, young and old, who have said NO.
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If we don’t address the gospel of submission, we will never effectively address abuse.
“If we don’t address the gospel of submission, we will never effectively address abuse.”
Read article (How) Can Churches And Faith Communities Become Safe And Free Of Abuse? 26/3/19
From quack pastors to formally ordained clergy and lay leaders in formal churches, there is no doubt that sexual and other abuses of power is as prevalent in churches and other faith organisations as it is amongst sports stars and musicians.
Read article PUBLIC STATEMENT: Response to Statements by South African Politicians. 5/3/2018
The Child Support Grant has been painted by the previous Minister of Finance as yet another ploy by women who use sex to obtain financial favours.
Read article Churches, Wake up! Statement on Alleged Abuse and Protest of Young Women – 31/1/2018
We should not be surprised by the alleged sexual violence in the Pretoria City Mission of the Methodist Church.
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