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Celebrating 25 Years of Women and Girls Network: Advancing Strategies Against VAWG

Join the Akima Thomas Women and Girls Network as we celebrate 25 years of progressive efforts during CSW57 in the UK. This year's theme focuses on tackling Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) through a holistic approach. We emphasize empowerment, diversity, and the need for a coordinated multi-agency response. Our recommendations advocate for a national VAWG strategy grounded in human rights, creative long-term services, and community engagement to challenge societal tolerance of violence. Together, we can eliminate VAWG and ensure safety and dignity for all.

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Celebrating 25 Years of Women and Girls Network: Advancing Strategies Against VAWG

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  1. AKIMA THOMAS WOMEN AND GIRLS NETWORK CELEBRATING 25TH YEAR OF UPRISING CSW57

  2. UK Standards for VAWG • Understanding the impact of VAWG • Safety security and dignity • Diversity and fair access to services • Empowerment and participation • A coordinated, multi-agency response • Challenging social tolerance of sexual and domestic violence and holding perpetrators accountable

  3. HERHOLISTIC EMPOWERMENT RECOVERY

  4. RECOMMENDATIONS • A commitment and vision towards the elimination of VAWG. • National VAWG strategy grounded in a human rights and equality framework, providing a seamless implementation of VAWG strategies. • Creative and innovative provision with specialised, holistic, long term gender responsive services. • Individualised, wrap around service delivery based on available resources and meeting cultural expectations.

  5. RECOMMENDATIONS • Multidimensional responses embedded within an equalities framework that considers and responds to differing complexities and needs. • International forums to establish best practice guidelines, advising on minimum standards for VAWG service delivery. • A programme of campaigns to gain grass roots activism engaging the community to raise the profile on the unacceptability of VAWG.

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