Social Norms and Violence Against Women Prevention

I never thought it would happen to me, until it did. Speaking out was the first step to healing. Silence only protects the abuser, not the victim.

Mary

Nebbi

I lost my smile for years because of the violence. Today, I speak so that no other woman has to lose hers.

Jovia

Zombo

When I told my story, I found sisters, not strangers. We need to keep telling our stories until every woman is safe.

Jenifer

Yumbe

The scars on my body healed. The scars on my heart healed when someone believed me.

Lydia

Nsambya

They told me to stay quiet to protect the family’s name. I chose to speak to protect my life.

Joy

Muyenga

I was afraid to speak because I thought no one would listen. Now I know my voice can spark change.

Nancy

Arua

If my story saves even one woman from harm, then every tear I cried will have meaning.

Doreen

Packwach

It started with words, then came the bruises. Abuse grows in silence—speak before it’s too late.

Norah

Terego

I stayed because I thought I had nowhere to go. Then I learned there is always a way out.

Phanice

Mengo

Why We Must Talk about VAWG

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