Thought Leadership inspires change
This document explores the framework and methodology that organizations can use to engage men and boys in violence prevention work. Click the image to read the full report.
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This literature review highlights key conceptual and evaluation approaches to engaging boys and men in gender-based violence prevention. Click the image to read the full report.
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This study explored the positive roles that fathers, organizations working with diverse fathers can play in promoting gender equality, healthy, equal relationships, and ending violence against women. Click the image to read the full report.
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The Issue Brief examines the many dimensions of gender-based violence; impacts on communities of interest; the evidence base, frameworks, strategies and positive roles men can play; and finally the risks, limitations and additional considerations. Click the image to read the brief.
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This report is concerned with the issue of human trafficking and prevention related activities. More specifically, this report focuses on the issue of sexual exploitation as one aspect of the human trafficking umbrella. The goal of this report is to provide further context on this issue in order to assist educators in engaging boys and youth in prevention-related discussions regarding sexual exploitation and human trafficking. This report provides an overview of the human trafficking and sexual exploitation literature and reviews the ways that young men and boys might be engaged in this issue.
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TOOL-KITS in partnership
White Ribbon and Canadian Council of Muslim women reviewed research that looked at promising practices in engaging men and boys to prevent family violence in Canadian Muslim families. Click the image to access the resource.
This toolkit provides resources to support communities to inspire, encourage, and engage men and boys to end violence against women and girls. These activities have been organized into four modules:
1. Unlearning patriarchy and exploring links to violence against women and girls
2. Questioning gender norms and stereotypes
3. Fostering healthy relationships, and
4. Effective intervention strategies
This toolkit provides resources to support communities to inspire, encourage, and engage men and boys to end violence against women and girls. These activities have been organized into four modules:
1. Unlearning patriarchy and exploring links to violence against women and girls
2. Questioning gender norms and stereotypes
3. Fostering healthy relationships, and
4. Effective intervention strategies
White Ribbon and the Congress of Aboriginal People have been working together since 2015 on a needs assessment, Bundle (toolkit) development, and evaluation planning as part of the Walking In Her Moccasins Project.
Stay tuned for an innovative resource focused on engaging Indigenous men and boys to prevent violence against Indigenous women and girls, to be launched in December 2017 by the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples.
Stay tuned for an innovative resource focused on engaging Indigenous men and boys to prevent violence against Indigenous women and girls, to be launched in December 2017 by the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples.