End GBVF Collective Workspace
Under Construction - A Work in Progress
This is a workspace for the NSP pillar teams and collective task groups to support the activities and monthly meetings of the Collective. The collective is open to any person and organisation that wants to work together to End GBVF in South Africa. Eish Impact Africa currently provides the Workspace.
Documents and recordings
Collective info
Meetings
Newsletters
Events
Keep up-to-date with where End GBVF 100-Day Challenges are happening and the progress of the 100-Day teams. The teams set their own ambitious 100-Day goal and developed work plans, including experiments and new ways of working and innovations, that they will test. Lessons and insights will be shared as they progress on the learning journey.
Pillars teams
Pillar 1
Pillar conveners:
Mandla Neku | Esther Maluleke | Sihle Sibisi | Brenda Madumise
Pillar 2
Pillar Conveners: Sizakele Tshabalala | Gathel Moyo
Pillar 3
Pillar Conveners; Praise Kambula | Kerryn Rehse | Andres-Joy Jantjies | Pierre Smith
Pillar 4
Pillar Conveners: Siza Magangoe | Dr Shaheda Omar | Heidi Schutter
Pillar 5
Pillar Conveners: Prince Booi | Mahadi Buthelezi | Phelisa Nkomo
Pillar 6
Pillar Conveners: Mpumi Zungu | Harsha Dayal | Liezelle Kumalo
Online Learning Guides
Practical guide to empower you to help GBVF Victims and Survivors
This guide will empower you to support gender-based violence & harassment survivors or victims and yourself in times of need. Recognising the signs of different types of abuse. Three steps to provide support: Step 1 – Listen, make them feel heard and seen. Step 2 – Support and care, referral to immediate and long term support and care. Step 3 – Looking after yourself.
Introduction to 100-Day Challenges
Short overview of the 100-Day Challenge approach. The End GBVF Movement and 100-Day Challenges is a programme under the umbrella of the End GBVF Collective. The aim is to build capacity in Municipalities, Courts and TVET colleges to implement the National Strategic Plan on GBVF in local communities. Participants in the learning journey are guided to convene, facilitate and supportteams that are focusing on delivering impact on a GBVF indicator in 100-Days.
GBVF 101 – Safeguarding, Causing no harm
The guide aim to ensure that as we participate in or support collective action to address GBVF in South Africa, we have a common understanding of the context, an awareness and sensitivity about the complexity of the topic, and a shared language we can use to communicate with each other in an efficient and clear way. You will not become an expert on GBVF but we hope it will bring you be a step closer towards the aspiration of “causing no harm” as you engage in collective work.
