Resources for the 16 Days of Activism
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The resource centre includes a variety of downloadable documents and graphics that support Gender Links' campaigns. The files include graphics (logos, posters, brochures), and fact sheets on various themes. You can download the documents, save them and print them out. To download any document view the list of articles below, click on the document to open it. You will see a list of documents attached. Click on the document and SAVE AS to save the file.
Fact Sheets 2011
20 November 11
Regional relevance: Regional
Sixteen Days of Activism against Gender Violence is an international campaign that runs from the 25th November to the 10th December. The campaign began in 1991 to raise awareness about gender based violence as a human rights issue. [read more]
Posters, logos and graphics - 16 Days 2010
19 November 10
Regional relevance: Regional
You can download posters, graphics and logos for the 16 Days of Activism. Click on the the documents below to view or download. [read more]
Fact Sheets 2010
17 November 10
Regional relevance: Regional
GL will extend the Soccer 2010 theme, and the SADC Gender Protocol targets, to the Sixteen Days of Activism with the theme: Score a goal for gender equality: Halve gender based violence by 2015' which is also the main target around gender violence in the SADC Protocol on Gender and Development. [read more]
Fact Sheets - 16 Days of Activism 2009
13 November 09
Regional relevance: Regional
This year's themes for the 16 Days of Activism highlight that GBV knows no boundaries of age, race, class, religion, ethnicity and background; it effects people from all walks of life and can take physical, sexual, mental and economic forms. Everyone has a responsibility to end gender-based violence together as... [read more]
Fact Sheets for the 16 Days of Activism campaign 2008
03 November 08
Regional relevance: Regional, South Africa
Fact sheets covering various themes such as media, human trafficking, making IT work for gender justice, taxi violence, xenophobia and elections. [read more]
