The World Bank Group and the SVRI partnered in 2015 to launch the Development Marketplace to Address Gender Based Violence. During the 5-year partnership, this initiative funded 50 different projects in 34 countries. In this context, a project that aimed to optimize the…
The SVRI in collaboration with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Together for Girls is hosting a two-part 90 minute webinar series to build awareness of the Violence against Children and Youth Surveys (VACS) data availability and application. Webinar 1: Datos, Acción y la intersección entre…
On 13 April 2023, the SVRI hosted a webinar to announce and celebrate the winners of the SVRI Research Grant 2023. Webinar Recording
On 28 and 30 March 2023, the SVRI in partnership with We All Count held a two-part workshop. Workshop Recording This course provides the experience and tools you need to embed equity in every aspect of your research and data. Watch Part 1 …
An understanding of the importance, pervasiveness, and profound impact of online violence on women, gender equality and the open and peaceful functioning of democracies is gaining traction providing an opportunity for the field to advocate for more and better resources…
Co-developing interventions to address violence against women and girls (VAWG) has become a popular concept globally. Co-developed interventions are thought to resonate more closely with the needs of participants, and lead to better outcomes. Yet there remains little understanding of…
This webinar was co-hosted by Womanity Foundation, Sexual Violence Research Initiative and Giving Women. Webinar Recording
This roundtable lead by the SVRI was part of the MenEngage Ubuntu Symposium - a global program of events exploring a range of topics on masculinities, gender equality, and a range of critical social justice issues. Using the strategy of engaging…
The JLI/SVRI Faith and GBV Hub was officially launched on 2 December 2020 with an online event, hosted by SVRI, and featuring contributions from Elizabeth Dartnall (Executive Director, SVRI), Kirsten Laursen Muth (CEO, JLI), Dr Elisabet Le Roux (Stellenbosch University)…
The “Being Heard” project aims to promote the ethical, meaningful and participatory involvement of young people in sexual violence research and events. As part of the project, the SVRI in partnership with 10 young researchers and 5 facilitators from 5…
