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fears of victimisation and stigmatisation that come with reporting sexual harassment and exploitation, contribute to the many unreported cases

5th Edition, Botswana, 17 July 2024 -19 July 2024

Theme: Building Bridges, Navigating Emerging Issues: Advancing Equitable Access to Public Health and Education .

Victims will speak out if we make it safe for them…

STOP blaming victims, help them become survivors.

Intimate partner violence, one of the most common forms of violence against women. includes physical, sexual, emotional abuse & controlling behaviours by an intimate partner.

#SNAPOUT

All of us are not safe
if one of us is not safe
from Sexual Exploitation
& Abuse.

We seek to foster partnerships with various stakeholders that build towards mutual goals and re-enforcing our impact.

Generations of healthy and empowered young people (students, youth, adolescents and children) across Africa.

TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ENDLINE EVALUATION REPORT FOR A TRANSNATIONAL ADVOCACY PROJECT ON EDUCATION (GEAR) IN THE SADC REGION.

TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN ENDLINE EVALUATION REPORT FOR A TRANSNATIONAL ADVOCACY PROJECT ON EDUCATION (GEAR) IN THE SADC REGION. Background and context. Girls Education Advocacy

April 17, 2024 No Comments

Press Statement

World Health Day

World Health Day 07 April 2024 – As we observe World Health Day, SAYWHAT proudly stands in solidarity with the global community under the theme “My Health, My Right.” This

April 7, 2024 No Comments

SRH

SAYWHAT expresses deep gratitude for UNFPA generous contribution: Project Vehicle

SAYWHAT expresses deep gratitude for UNFPA generous contribution: Project Vehicle Today, SAYWHAT was one of the 19 strategic partners who received a project vehicle from UNFPA. We are overwhelmed with gratitude and

March 25, 2024 No Comments

Events

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SARSYC 5th Edition

17 Jul 2024

SAYWHAT in partnership with UB shall convene the 5th Edition of SARSYC from the 17th to the 19th of July 2024 in Gaborone, Botswana. The conference expects to host at […]

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Web for life Network

Web for Life Network is a movement of female students and young women who are leaders and advocates for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights. The network is a safe space for young women and female students to actively advance the recognition, protection, and fulfilment of women’s human rights, in particular their sexual and reproductive health and rights.

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Mugota/Ixhiba Young Men`s Forum

SAYWHAT established a space for male students called the Mugota/Ixhiba Young men’s Forum. The name Mugota/Ixhiba has cultural connotation harnessing from the labelling of young men’s bedroom/hut as gota/ixhiba where young men could literally discuss their sexuality, dreams and how they envision themselves exercising masculinity and responsibility in life.

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Address: 24 Jefferson Road, Logan Park, Hatfield, Harare, Zimbabwe

Email: saywhat@mweb.co.zw

Tel: (242) 571184 / (242)571190

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