Campaigns that are driving changes in Pacific communities

Film “Hero-ine” explores gender attitudes through the story of male and female heroes facing challenges, encouraging reflection on equality and respect. It is used by the Family Support Centre to support discussions with local authorities on gender issues and strengthen efforts to address violence and abuse in communities.

Lookim Reportim shows how everyone can help keep girls safe by speaking out against violence and supporting one another, with contact details for the Family Support Centre for help and support.

Reels and shorts from the FWCC Facebook page capture years of activism across Fiji to end violence against women and girls. They document community campaigns, advocacy messages, and public engagement, amplifying awareness, survivor voices, and collective action to challenge violence and promote safer, more respectful communities.

Chuuk Women's Council 10th Anniversary video introducing TICC and its GBV counselling services, highlighting support available for survivors of gender-based violence and contact details

The TICC banner in Chuuk, Federated States of Micronesia, promoting non-judgemental and confidential counselling services for survivors of violence.

COVID-19 video by WUTMI encouraging safety measures, including staying home, to protect communities in the Marshall Islands and reduce the spread of the virus.

2013 16 Days of Activism campaign by WUTMI and WiM in the Marshall Islands focused on raising awareness, prevention, and community action to end violence against women and girls.

Video of 2023 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence in the Marshall Islands, led by Women United Together Marshall Islands (WUTMI) and Weto in Mour, focused on raising awareness and promoting prevention of violence against women and girls.

Video of WUTMI’s 2013 One Billion Rising campaign in the Marshall Islands, joining the global movement to end violence against women and girls. Through collective dance and public action, the campaign raises awareness, shows solidarity with survivors, and calls for communities to take a stand against violence.

Video of WUTMI’s 2024 One Billion Rising campaign in the Marshall Islands, part of the world’s largest mass action to end violence against women and girls. Launched in 2012, the movement calls on people to rise, dance, and protest, highlighting that one in three women globally experience violence.

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Family Support Centre posters (English version) for November 2025 as part of the 16 Days of Activism in the Solomon Islands promote awareness and prevention of violence, highlighting child abuse, the importance of speaking up and taking action, the impacts of silence, and explanations of gender-based violence affecting women and girls.