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GBV AoR Capacity Building Strategy 2015-2020
23 Oct, 2019
Global Webinar: “Women and Girls’ Safe Spaces: A Toolkit for Advancing Women’s and Girls’ Empowerment in Humanitarian Settings”.
From 2017-2019, with support from the U.S. Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration, the International Rescue Committee (IRC) and International Medical Corps (IMC) led the development of this important toolkit in collaboration with women and girls and community members across 18 humanitarian settings. The toolkit will be available online in English and French in mid-November at gbvresponders.org. Ahead of its’ release IRC and IMC invite global and field practitioners to join one of the webinars (listed below) which will introduce the purpose and content of the toolkit. Global Webinar (English): Monday, October 28th at 10 am New York City / 4pm Geneva: Meeting URL https://bluejeans.com/403884297?src=join_info Meeting ID 403 884 297 Want to dial in from a phone? Dial one of the following numbers: +1.408.740.7256 (US (San Jose)) +1.408.317.9253 (US (Primary, San Jose)) (see all numbers -...
إدارة حالات العنف الجنساني في ظل جائحة كوفيد-19
30 Mar, 2020
Webinar: Making sense of the GBV Accountability Framework
The GBV Accountability Framework is one of a growing number of global, multi-agency tools and guidance focused on preventing and responding to GBV in Emergencies. The Framework was developed by members of the Global Steering Committee, which includes OFDA, DFID, OCHA, UNICEF, UNHCR, UNFPA, IOM, IRC, NORCAP and CARE. This webinar will share evidence from the GBV Accountability Framework pilots conducted in Iraq and South Sudan in 2017-2018 and outline how the GBV Accountability Framework can be used by GBV CoP members at country and regional level to increase the profile of IASC commitments made by humanitarian partners and the responsibilities of stakeholders including Humanitarian Coordinators and Humanitarian Country Teams to operationalize commitments made by all humanitarian actors to prevent and respond to GBV. Presenters: Joe Read (acting GBV Accountability Framework Coordinator) Gina Bramucci (GBV Accountability Framework Coordinator 2016-2018) When: Ap...
Key Considerations for a Case Management Approach with Child and Adolescent Survivors with Disabilities - CP/GBV CoP & GBV AoR CoP Joint Webinar Series
Date: Thursday 17 September Time: 7am-8:30am New York /1pm-2:30pm Geneva / 2pm-3:30pm Juba / 5pm-6:30pm Cox’s Bazaar Objective: Building off of Webinar 1, participants will take a deeper dive into some key considerations for a case management approach with child and adolescent survivors with disabilities. The session will include discussion and activities to unpack: · Key considerations when working with children/adolescent survivors with disabilities in humanitarian contexts, including communication, safe referrals, assent/consent, and safety planning · Tools and best practices in working with caregivers of child and adolescent survivors with disabilities, including fostering positive power dynamics, supporting mothers who oftentimes face abuse and violence, and concerns around psychosocial support · Case management action planning for child and ado...
Webinar: The Transformational Stories of African Women at the Front Line of COVID19 Response
IRC, Urgent Action Fund, Women’s International Peace Centre and the International Federation of Lawyers in Cameroon are co-hosting a webinar on the gendered impact of COVID-19. The webinar will be held on September 16 at 11.00 EAT.
GBV Accountability Framework
09 Sep, 2020
Humanitarian actors at all levels need to better prioritize gender-based violence (GBV) in order to create and implement scaled‐up responses that better address women’s and girls’ rights and needs. The GBV Accountability Framework provides a guide for humanitarian actors, from service providers to GBV coordinators and humanitarian leaders and donors, on the steps they can take to combat GBV within their mandates. By taking on the actions in the Framework, the humanitarian system as a whole can consistently dedicate on‐the-ground efforts to mitigate GBV risks and deliver comprehensive, quality services for women and girls. The Framework puts a spotlight on GBV and the reality that all humanitarian actors have a role to play. It captures responsibilities and identified roles for different stakeholders based on existing policies, guidelines and best practice, and for the first time pulls these concrete and validated actions into one place.