As the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence concluded, the SPEAK Awareness-Raising Campaign team took the opportunity to sit down with members of the ANCE NGO. This interview explored their perspectives on gender-based violence and its wider implications. The results of these discussions were released in a series of nine carousel posts on Project EQUAL’s Instagram page, featuring thoughtful insights and photographs captured during the interviews.
Insights from ANCE Members
The interview touched on a range of topics, from the importance of equality to the role of social media in addressing violence. Each participant brought their own perspective to the discussion, offering a glimpse into their commitment to addressing gender-based violence:
- Eirini Vlachaki (EV) spoke about ANCE’s focus on reducing inequalities and the organization’s belief in small actions making a big difference.
- Katerina Bakola (KB) shared her vision of a world where diversity and equality are fundamental principles.
- Christina Liaska (CL) discussed the widespread nature of gender-based violence and the need to dispel common myths about its prevalence.
Each post in the series highlights key points from these discussions, encouraging viewers to think critically about the issues surrounding gender-based violence and the actions needed to address them.
Sharing the Message
The carousel posts provide an accessible way for the public to engage with the discussion and reflect on their role in preventing violence. While the posts offer a summary of the interviews, they represent only a fraction of the thoughtful dialogue shared by ANCE members.
The posts, available soon on Project EQUAL’s Instagram page, aim to spark conversations and encourage action. By sharing the experiences and thoughts of ANCE members, the campaign seeks to raise awareness and build a broader understanding of gender-based violence.
Continuing the Dialogue
Although the 16 Days of Activism have ended, the conversation must continue. Visit Project EQUAL’s Instagram page to view the carousel posts, reflect on the perspectives shared, and find additional resources on addressing gender-based violence. By engaging with these stories, we can all contribute to creating a safer and more equitable future.
