New Resource Alert!

Are you working to support activism and prevent violence against children (VAC) in your communities? If so, please check out our our latest resource: the Community Activism Toolkit (CAT). We are excited to introduce you to this tool, which provides organizations and individual activists with practical activities to mobilize communities for VAC prevention. Have a look inside–we believe that you will find some inspiring ideas you can use and adapt in your VAC prevention work.

Gratitude to our 2,000+ followers!

Raising Voices would like to appreciate all of you helping us learn, grow and exchange through our Twitter account and online activism. Please join in the conversation here!

Introducing Raising Voices 2023-2027 Strategy

After a several months long, collaborative and meaningful process, we are excited to share our 2023-2027 Strategy with friends, partners, and colleagues in the violence prevention space. We have a bold vision for the next five years and can’t wait to get started on the next step in our journey, supporting safer and more flourishing environments for women and children.

Latest Videos on our YouTube Channel!

Our YouTube page is filled with videos going into depth about the work we do to prevent violence in schools and communities! Our latest resources include a video describing self and collective care, as well as an exploration of the circles of influence we use in SASA! Together.

Visit our page here and let us know what you think!

SASA! Together in Action!

Have you been wondering how to facilitate SASA! discussions? We recorded a short video for the Start Power Poster activity to model good facilitation skills among partners implementing SASA! Together, SASA! Faith, and SASA! This video can be used during practice sessions to role-play SASA! activities in your office with staff or in meetings with activists.

New Learning From Practice Series on Practice-Based Learning!

What is practice-based learning and how does Raising Voices center the concept in our work to prevent violence? Our new brief explores our experience with centering practice-based learning as a critical, political strategy to elevate knowledge grounded in practitioner and activist experiences. We also have tips for strengthening practice-based learning at your own organization! Learn more here.