SWIDA Ghana has successfully conducted what it terms “positive masculinity” training for 20 of its male advocates on the #Endingsexualviolence activity.
The training was aimed at increasing the capacity and understanding of the male advocates on the issues of sexual violence, as well as how they could tackle it as they continue to work in the communities to end the menace.
Funded by the Africa Women’s Development Fund (AWDF) and implemented by SWIDA Ghana and partners, the training, facilitated by the KASA! project Lead, and the CEO of TOLEC, is one of many activities under the KASA! #Endingsexualviolence project.
At the end of the training, the advocates were made to develop action plans to underscore and to spread the learning acquired from the session.
These action plans are practical initiatives which will be used to drive advocacy on sexual violence prevention in schools, among colleagues and other social groups.
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