ObjectivesWe believe that the prevention of violence (leading to rape) is one very important area to start with.
1. How can a boys' perception of rape be changed?
2. How can girls protect themselves?
We are looking to support the local experts and organisations doing outstanding work already. About South Africa
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Promoting gender qualityThrough mentoring in the community, we foster positive qualities such as integrity, change, respect, passion and leadership in young men. Supporting and encouraging boys to become compassionate and responsible men plays a key role in rape prevention. rape prevention & female empowermentRape has been called the silent war on women, predicted to be the top contributor to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in South Africa. We aim to empower young women to overcome social oppression and develop self-confidence, life skills and leadership qualities. Post-rape careRape victims are face long-lasting effects that prevent them from growing into the human beings they potentially could be. We have partnered with the Thohoyandou Victim Empowerment Program to directly assist victims of sexual assault and domestic abuse. |
Timeline
05 September 2008
Launch of South Africa Project.
22 October 2008
Met Desmond Tutu as part of the Insight Speaker Series. 03 November 2008
Announced partnership with the Sonke Gender Justice Network's One Man Can campaign.
06 January 2009
Approved by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
04 February 2010
Announced partnership with the Thohoyandou Victim Empowerment Program (TVEP).
11 March 2010
Welcomed first corporate sponsor Carbona, as well as supporter Eastman Kodak Corp.
11 June 2010
Opening game of the 2010 World Cup |
3 capital cities