This paper shares early lessons from a South–South collaboration in Sri Lanka between Chrysalis, the Ministry of Health's Family Health Bureau, and SVRI to adapt and pilot an IPV prevention intervention within the national health system, with the aim to contribute lessons to the broader field of implementation research.
This research brief by a team at Stellenbosch University, South Africa, summarises existing evidence on school-based GBV prevention programmes in low and middle-income countries (LMICs).
This paper by N. Makharashvili, Director of the Safe Futures Hub, argues that sexual violence against LGBTQI+ children is both disproportionately prevalent and systematically obscured by stigma, discriminatory laws, institutional failures, and silence.
This rapid review synthesises the outcomes and measures used to evaluate interventions addressing child sexual violence (CSV) on prevention and response, mapping the current landscape, highlighting dominant trends and the relative scarcity of measures on victimisation and perpetration.
This compendium report by UN Women and SVRI summarises the key global trends and emerging practices to prevent and respond to technology-facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV). It is a living document that provides an overview of emerging practices and interventions by different actors, with a focus on governments, civil society organisations, and technology companies.
This research brief, developed by a research team from Emory University, summarises the key findings from a comprehensive systematic review and evidence gap map of TFGBV prevention and response interventions.
This fact sheet and guidance offers 10 strategic recommendations for activists, academics and practitioners to engage men and boys to counter backlash against human rights and gender-equality.
Final report of the research priority setting process on gender-based violence (GBV) in higher education institutions (HIEs) in Africa & Middle East.
This policy brief by SVRI Faith & GBV CoP underscores the need to foster meaningful dialogue and collaboration between faith leaders and policymakes to tackle GBV.
This SVRI Knowledge Exchange reflects on the lessons learned from the Collaborative Evidence Building for Impact at Scale project, currently being implemented in Sri Lanka, to discuss how we can create truly equitable partnerships.
