[BeatrizChongo]

I would place the education and engagement of the community on universal prevention. This can lead to creating a broad cultural shift that can prevent violence against women from occurring, rather than targeting specific at-risk groups or responding to violence after it has happened.

[BeatrizChongo]

Ensuring the safety of Mercy’s community is of utmost importance. This necessitates addressing the underlying causes through education, community engagement, and support systems. Collaborative efforts among community members, local organizations, and government bodies are required to establish effective policies and support systems. By prioritizing violence prevention over reactive measures, the community can be transformed into a safer and more cohesive environment, where members feel protected and supported.
Promoting gender equity, respect, and women’s rights through local education and mindfulness programs is crucial in preventing violence. This can be achieved through debates or community gatherings that specifically address topics such as healthy relationships, communication, consent, and legal consequences of violence.

[BeatrizChongo]

Dear all,

I’m Beatriz Chongo from Mozambique. I’m a medical doctor, lecturer and researcher in Maputo, Mozambique, I expect to gain and share knowledge and get to know the participats.

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