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FirstRand — Sonke Gender Justice Network — Investor Presentation (February 2014)
21 slides from FirstRand's investor presentation, Feb 25, 2014
Slide 1: FirstRand
FIRSTRAND
Slide 2: Working with men and boys to prevent GBV, reduce HIV and promote gender transformation
Working with men and boys to prevent GBV, reduce the spread and impact of HIV and AIDS and promote gender transformation Presented by: Bafana Khumalo
Slide 3: Mission and Vision
Mission and Vision • Sonke Gender Justice Network works across Africa to strengthen government, civil society and citizen capacity to support men and boys to take action to promote gender equality, prevent domestic and sexual violence and reduce the spread and impact of HIV and AIDS. • In this way t
Slide 4: Context: Men's Violence Against Women
Context Men’s Violence Against Women MRC study: Representative sample in EC and KZN (2009) • 44% self reporting perpetrating domestic violence, 14% in the last year • 28% of men self reporting having raped, 5% in the last year • Almost one-third of women reported that they did not want to have their
Slide 5: Context (cont'd): Violence, HIV, Alcohol and Men
Context (cont’d) Violence, HIV, Alcohol and Men • South Africa has the highest per capita alcohol consumption levels in the world • Alcohol consumption is associated with increased levels of domestic and sexual violence and greater HIV related risk taking. Frequency of taking four/five drinks on one
Slide 6: Training, Community Mobilisation and Capacity Building Programme
Training, Community Mobilisation and Capacity Building Programme
Slide 7: One Man Can
Slide 8: One Man Can Workshops
One Man Can Workshops • Training on the use of OMC workshop methodology • Development of community action teams • Integration of OMC into existing work of partner organizations
Slide 9: One Man Can Reach
One Man Can Reach: • Provided training to over fifty organisations since 2006 • 122 One Man Can workshops across the country in 2009 • 25,000 workshop participants, 18,000 men & 7,000 women • 260,000 people through community mobilisation events, 90% men
Slide 10: Brothers for Life
BROTHERS FOR LIFE
Slide 11: I am a Brother for Life
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Slide 12: Monitoring & Evaluation and Reach: Brothers for Life
Monitoring & Evaluation and Reach: Brothers for Life • Brothers for Life Launch PSAs reached 74% of the intended target audience or 2.27 million men on average 6 times each • The men & PMTCT Campaign ran December to end January, 2010 and reached on average 83% or 2.537million men 9 times each • Outd
Slide 13: Sonke Communications
Sonke Communications Mass media and community media approaches: • Radio: Weekly show with KayaFM—listenership of 225,000 and partnerships with 12 community radio stations; Motsweding, Radio Pulpit • TV: integration of our messages into soaps (Generations, Soul City) • 8,000 original visits to Sonke
Slide 14: One Man Can Campaign: Use of Photovoice
One Man Can Campaign: Use of Photovoice
Slide 15: One Man Can: Digital Story
Sonke Gender Justice Network HIV/AIDS, Gender Equality, Human Rights One Man Can: Digital Story "We All Have Rights”: Stories of Gender and Health by South African Youth iscussion Guide Sonke Gender Justice Network
Slide 16: Dozens of community-painted murals across the country
Dozens of community-painted murals across the country
Slide 17: Policy, Advocacy and Research
Policy, Advocacy and Research
Slide 18: Policy Approaches
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Slide 19: Sonke Advocacy
Sonke Advocacy • National profile and visibility • Frequent contributors to radio, TV and print media • Dozens of print media pieces and radio and television interviews related to advocacy work—especially Equality Court case against ANCYL President Julius Malema.
Slide 20: Networking & relations with governments
Networking & relations with governments • Sonke has made a concerted effort to be recognised as an NGO promoting gender equality, as opposite to a ‘men’s organisation’ advocating for ‘men’s rights’ • In SA, Sonke participates in a number of national networks such as: the One in Nine Campaign (on rap
Slide 21: Lessons Learnt
Lessons Learnt • Men are willing to change, and are changing • Those who have been through our interventions have taken steps to improve health / life style; improved testing, engagement in efforts to stop GBV • This work is even more effective where there is collaboration between men and women • In
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