International Women’s Day – Hungary (HuMSIRC)
Name of the activity: International Women’s Day
Country/NMO: Hungary (HuMSIRC)
Program: Gender Based Violence
Contact information: [email protected]
Type of the activity: Education
General description:
We want to bust the myth that abuse is the woman’s fault during an International Women’s Day campaign. With our lecturers, talks and rape/assault survivors’ clothes exhibition we hope that we can change public opinion, which we will evaluate through forms.
Focus area:
Sexual Exploitation and Rape
Problem statement:
Victim blaming is still the tipical response to sexual harassment claims.The tipical argument: she was harassed/raped/assaulted because she wore certain kind of clothes/drank too much, etc. Even our police thinks this way: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-30198319, https://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/nov/24/hungary-police-victim-blaming-safety-video
Target groups and beneficiaries:
University students-mostly women aged 18-26
Objectives and indicators of success:
reach as many people as possible – number of participants
informative and useful round table conversations/lectures – feedback from participants
reach people who can’t attend the event – social media campaign, articles, videos, news reports about the event
try to destroy the myth that women “deserve” assault, and it is “their” fault- questionnaires before/after the event
Methodology:
– quizz on fb a week before the event- get information about the public opinion on International Women’s Day, harassment/abuse, promoting the event and reaching out for people who can’t attend
– interactive games: fact/myth
– self defense classes
– lectures on harrassment and abuse
– lectures by sexual psychologist and gynecologist
– The rape survivors’ clothes exhibition that hopes to end victim blaming
Plans for evaluation:
– attendance turnout
– feedback from participants
-questionnaires before and after attending our programs- statistical information whether/how much we changed the participants opinion about the topic
– check how many people were reached through our social media posts
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