Moroccan TV tutorial: how to cover up bruises from domestic abuse
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Adolescents and Youth, Intimate Partner Violence, Men and Masculinities, Violence Against Women and Girls
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NPR
Publication Author
Susan Brink
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ICRW President Sarah Degnan Kambou spoke to Goats and Sodas, NPR’s global health blog, about efforts to prevent violence against women worldwide. Kambou provides information about ICRW’s Gender Equity Movement in Schools (GEMS) program, which is giving children the tools to question gender inequitable norms that can lead to violent behavior.
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