Less can be more. Small, intensive programs often create a deeper impact than large, watered-down initiatives. When it comes to violence against women (VAW) prevention, diluted efforts can even cause harm rather than foster change.
Intensive programs allow for tailored approaches that address the specific needs and contexts of communities. By focusing on quality over quantity, these initiatives can effectively engage participants, leading to meaningful discussions and transformative actions. For example, targeted workshops that delve into local power dynamics and cultural norms can create lasting awareness and change.Have you seen this in practice? We invite you to share your experiences with small-scale programs that have made a significant difference in your community. Together, we can learn from each other and strengthen our collective impact in preventing violence.Join the conversation and help promote the importance of focused, effective strategies in VAW prevention.#SASA!Together
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