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We are brave so that children can be safe
This practical guide aims to support survivors, civil society organisations, and their government allies in establishing survivor councils to inform policy on ending violence against children.
We are brave so that children can be safe
Understanding trauma is essential when meeting with survivors with lived experience of childhood sexual violence. Survivors offer profound insights but often require informed and compassionate support to navigate their experiences.
Use this guideline to learn how to mobilise grasstops and grassroots leaders.
The landscape of the EU in the context of campaigning to end childhood sexual violence is complex and multifaceted. Effective campaigning requires navigating this diversity to achieve a cohesive impact.
Engaging with media can amplify your organization's voice and mission. This presentation will guide you through best practices to navigate media inquiries safely and effectively.
Use this assessment questionnaire to identify capacity development needs of local partner organizations to inform strategies and programming and strengthen member organizations within the Brave Movement.
This document sets out the principles the Brave Movement employs to regulate its images of children and families. The guidelines will be of particular use to staff, consultants, and volunteers who have direct contact with them.
This Code of Conduct sets out the expectations and standards of behavior required of all individuals connected with the movement.
These values and community agreements help to establish a group that is grounded in community, healing and political action.
Our governance mechanisms improve the coordination, operation, and implementation of the Brave Movement’s work.