Monday September 21st
2015
Guiding Questions: (Setting
the Stage) What do we mean when we say changing harmful Attitude, Norms and
Behaviour that perpetuate VAWG/GBV in our programs. What is the scope of the
topic we will be discussing?
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TIME
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SESSION DETAILS
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Questions and OBJECTIVES
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8:30-9:00
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Coffee and Tea
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Please fill in your profile cards and plot them on the large
map.
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9:00-
9:30
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Welcome given by Sipho and Dr Pregs Govender
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The tone is set for a productive and collaborative meeting.
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9:30-10:45
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- Introduction
and expectation exercise
- Agenda
outline
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We will go over some feedback from some of the responses from
the pre-learning event survey.
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Coffee Break from 10:45-11am
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Please fill in your profile cards and plot them on the large
map
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Session 1
11-12:30pm
Part 1
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First
Plenary Session:
Key Framing Question: What
do we mean by changing harmful attitudes, norms and behaviours to end and
prevent VAWG/GBV?
Session Chair: Caroline Marrs
Panelists:
Elizabeth Rowley (Path GBV Researcher)
Tina Musuya (Center for Domestic Violence Prevention (CEDOVIP)
Hannah Clare (Head of Global Safeguarding, OGB)
Dr. Pumla Gqola (Feminist Scholar and Professor at Wits University)
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This session will be
structured like a TV panel for one hour with 30 minutes for questions and
answers. The objective here is to start to unpack what we mean when we say we
are changing attitude, norms and behaviour that perpetuate VAWG/GBV.
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Lunch 12:30pm – 1:25pm
During
lunch you are encouraged to vote for a poster you would like to know more
about, check out the resource library, and share your thoughts on the Ideas Wall
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Session 1
Part 2
1:30-2:30pm
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Discussing and deepening our learning from the morning.
Table Leads will include:
- Irene Muñoz
(OI) (Spanish)
- Rita Soares
Pinto (OGB) (French)
- Julie Thekkudan
(OIN) (English)
- Carmen Renoso
(ON) (Spanish)
- Michael Arnaud
(OQ) ( French)
- Anna
Trembath (OAU) (English)
- Laurie Adams
(OGB) (English)
Knowledge Hub Support Person: Christine Hughes (christine.hughes@oxfam.ca)
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Let’s discuss what we learned from the First Plenary!
We will break up into tables and capture ideas and deepen
learning from the morning session. The
key objective here is to continue to explore attitude, norm and behaviour
change that perpetuate VAWG/GBV and deepen our learning from the morning
session.
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Session 3
2:30-3:45pm
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Skills Building Exercises (Simultaneous
Sessions)
Sally
Golding (OGB): How
can influencing, advocacy & campaigns challenge norms, attitudes and
behaviour around VAW? Sharing lessons.
Tina
Musuya (CEDOVIP): Every
day activism opportunities to prevent violence against women
Natsnet
Ghebrebrhan (Raising
Voices): SASA! community mobilization approach
Dr. Abul Hossain (Bangladesh): psychosocial
counseling to change deeply entrenched stereotypes
Michelle Deschong (Australia):
Women as change makers – strengthening our lobbying skills to create change
Kathleen Dey (Rape Crisis
Centre Cape Town Trust): Vicarious trauma and self-care
Aissa Touré (One World Mali):
Using e-learning, technology and communication to promote SRHR
behavior change in young teens
Knowledge Hub Support Person: Laura Haylock (laura.haylock@oxfam.ca)
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We are offering a broad array skills building exercises with
the objective of giving you a tangible tool with which to return to your
country office.
Here we have asked participants to sign up for your top two
choices for Skills Building Exercises.
Please consult the list at the main registration desk to see which
Skills Building Exercise you have been assigned.
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3:45-4:00pm
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Coffee
break
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During the coffee break you are encouraged to vote for a
poster you would like to know more about, check out the resource library, and
share your thoughts on the Ideas Wall. Also why not do a video interview
about a few key learnings!
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Session 4
4-4:45pm
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Birds
of a Feather:
- Awareness Campaigns or
shifting public opinion to prevent VAWG/GBV
- Ranu Kayastha Bhogal (Oxfam India), Lourdes Montero (Oxfam Bolivia), Diana
Ismailova (Oxfam Tajikistan), Jana Vasil'eva (Oxfam Mexico), Kenia
Lorenzo (Oxfam Cuba), Ethar
(Oxfam Yemen)
- Engaging Men
and Masculinites - Anna Trembath
(Oxfam Australia), Michael Arnaud (Oxfam Quebec), Hadeel Abdo (Oxfam OPTI),
Marie-Hélène Bérubé (Oxfam Peru), Doreen Fernando (Oxfam Solomon
Islands)
- Engaging
Youth and/or ending violence in schools: Lourdes Montero (Oxfam Bolivia), Mélida Guevara (Oxfam El
Salvador), Audrey Baril (Oxfam Benin), Abdoulaye Tanko (Oxfam Niger)
- Connecting
long-term development and humanitarian learning on ANB change– Julie Lafrenière (VAWG/GBV KH)
- Building
Women’s Leadership and Local
Women's Movement for VAW prevention: Joselyn
Bigirwa (Oxfam Uganda), Michelle Deshong (Oxfam Australia)
- Edutainment
and community mobilization through pop culture – Conor Molloy (Oxfam Bangladesh), Shan Lai Chung (Oxfam Hong
Kong-China), Soufia Galand (Oxfam Tunisia/Maghreb), Katinka Moone (Oxfam
Novib)
Knowledge Hub Support Person: Laura Haylock (laura.haylock@oxfam.ca)
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Birds
of a Feather Gatherings are relatively small and informal
discussion-based gatherings, aimed at building networks, and exploring ideas
linked to changing negative or emphasizing positive attitudes, norms and
behaviours that perpetuate VAWG/GBV.
We have grouped participants into groups based on common
themes that people signed up for ahead of time.
Participants not listed should feel free to join whatever
topic they are most interested in.
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4:45-5pm
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Come
together to add ideas to the Ideas Wall and break for the day
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6:30pm
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Evening
Cocktail (Drummer Café and Poetry from Mandisa Vundla (Mandivee))
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