Coaching Boys Into Men
Equipping sports coaches to engage athletes in meaningful conversations that challenge harmful stereotypes, promote respectful behaviors, and strengthen positive bystander intervention.
These case studies spotlight the solutions featured in our evidence review and practice-based knowledge guidance framework. They highlight what works to prevent and respond to childhood sexual violence in low- and middle-income countries.
This is not a comprehensive list of solutions. New case studies are added monthly.
Equipping sports coaches to engage athletes in meaningful conversations that challenge harmful stereotypes, promote respectful behaviors, and strengthen positive bystander intervention.
The No Means No program equips youth with practical skills that can be used to prevent sexual assault and navigate everyday risks in online and offline situations.
A pilot screening program to address the unmet need to connect children who experience sexual violence with response services.
The DREAMS (Determined, Resilient, Empowered, AIDS-free, Mentored, and Safe) program is a multisectoral HIV prevention program for at-risk adolescent girls and young women.
Do you have a experience with the programs on this website, or any other interventions that aim to address or reduce childhood sexual violence?
Whether you're a advocate, activist, implementer or a participant of a program, we'd love to hear from you!