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The dissemination event, which focused on ending school-related gender-based violence, received significant media coverage.

We’re excited to see our efforts to address School-Related Gender-Based Violence (SRGBV) featured by some Newspapers. Media attention helps strengthen the call for safer schools and protection for every child. Read the full story via the link. Punch Newsletter https://punchng.com/oyo-project-trains-teachers-pupils-to-combat-school-violence Briefing News Guidance Newsletter https://guardian.ng/news/unsafe-schools-undermine-education-cso-warns-as-study-reveals-47-pupils-affected News Across News

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TVC News reported on our SRGBV project in Oyo State.

TVC News recently reported on the dissemination of our project on Ending School-Related Gender-Based Violence (SRGBV) in Public Primary Schools in Oyo State. The event brought together key stakeholders, including representatives from government ministries, school teachers, teachers, parents, and pupils, to share insights from the project and discuss practical

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Our FID Dissemination on Ending SRGBV in Oyo State Public Primary Schools is sparking vital conversations.

The event brought together stakeholders across education, health, justice, government, teachers, and pupils to reflect on the project’s insights and strengthen collective efforts toward safer learning spaces for every child. We appreciate the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) for covering the event and helping amplify the conversation on safe

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Gender-Based Violence in primary schools: Nigeria

By Adefunke Ekine According to UNESCO, school-related gender-based violence (SRGBV) involvesacts or threats of sexual, physical, or psychological violence occurring within andaround school, perpetrated because of gender norms and stereotypes, andfacilitated by unenforced and unequal power dynamics. These acts or threats notonly have detrimental effects on the academic outcomes

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