Tools and Resources on Storytelling and Discussing GBV and Women’s Rights

Date published

20 Apr 2020

This resource includes a list of tools and resources which offer guidance on how storytelling might be used to explore gender-based violence (GBV) and women's rights with women and communities and support women to become more assertive in a safe way.

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Tools

Area of work this relates to

Gender-Based Violence

Project this relates to

GBViE Technical Support Hub

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