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The Prevention Collaborative serves practitioners and social movements working to prevent violence against women and children
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Latest in practice MenCare+ Bandebereho Project in Rwanda

This documentary film shares the work and achievements of the MenCare+ Bandebereho project in Rwanda in engaging expectant fathers and their parters to promote men’s involvement in maternal,...

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Latest in Evidence The Impact of SAFE on Intimate Partner Violence in Slums in Dhaka, Bangladesh

This study evaluated the Growing up Safe and Healthy (SAFE) programme, a multi-component intervention implemented in 2012-2013, which aimed to improve sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR)...

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Latest in accompaniment Meet our Prevention Mentors

Our Prevention Mentors have extensive experience of programming to prevent violence against women and children and knowledge of the latest evidence. They support organisations to design, implement and evaluate violence prevention programmes.
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OUR VISION FEMINIST INSPIRED, EVIDENCE DRIVEN

The Prevention Collaborative works to strengthen the ability of key actors to deliver cutting edge violence prevention interventions informed by research-based evidence, practice-based learning, and feminist principles.

OUR VALUES

SERVICE

AGILITY

VIBRANT AND REFLECTIVE

GENEROSITY OF SPIRIT

OUR STRATEGY

We aim to contribute to the prevention of violence against women and children by making various types of high quality knowledge available, facilitating a community of individuals who learn from and with each other and partnering with organisations to strengthen programming through application of evidence and enhanced adaptation.

If we want to make more progress in preventing violence against women and children, we need to value various kinds of knowledge and evidence and make it accessible to activists and practitioners in different cultural contexts. Lyndsay McLean, Knowledge Manager, The Prevention Collaborative
Overall, violence against women and violence against children intersect in a number of important ways, and can no longer be understood as totally separate issues Emma Fulu, Prevention Collaborative Steering Committee