https://learn.prevention-collaborative.org/members/madina/activity/ Activity feed for MADINA YUNIS MAHAT. Fri, 26 Jun 2026 09:43:32 +0700 https://buddypress.org/?v=11.1.0 en-US 30 hourly 2 c1e4617366a35e6016c5b0b9505b63cb https://learn.prevention-collaborative.org/forums/topic/reflection-vaw-programmes/page/2/#post-245991 Tue, 05 Dec 2023 22:08:37 +0700 The components I would incorporate is to Create an integrated program that combines awareness campaigns, trauma-informed care, policy advocacy, and community engagement to address the intersections between Violence Against Children (VAC) and Violence Against Women (VAW) in families. I would also emphasize supportive services, prevention programs,…Read more

]]> 0 9ef9aeb8ea5b90f5f7033fc52512981d https://learn.prevention-collaborative.org/forums/topic/knowledge-check-programmes-in-halimas-story/page/3/#post-245989 Tue, 05 Dec 2023 21:54:13 +0700 Halima and her children would likely benefit from a combination of the Positive Parenting Programme, Home Visitation and healthcare outreach programme, and School Programme.
Positive Parenting Programme: Through this programme Halima can learn healthier ways to interact with her children, fostering a more positive and supportive home…Read more

]]> 0 16a3243548d33ceb0a3a600be41c423f https://learn.prevention-collaborative.org/forums/topic/reflection-common-social-norms-2/page/3/#post-245985 Tue, 05 Dec 2023 21:14:47 +0700 Violence against women and children in pastoralist communities can be driven by social norms such as lack of education, social stigma, depriving women of economic empowerment and cultural acceptance of corporal punishment. Yes, these social norms also affect our work as practitioners. We often face challenges in promoting awareness, implementing…Read more

]]> 0 8807087048fead0d314fe747f91d490c https://learn.prevention-collaborative.org/forums/topic/reflection-shared-risk-factors-2/page/4/#post-245980 Tue, 05 Dec 2023 20:42:18 +0700 Yes, “Spare the rod and spoil the child” is a traditional proverb that is commonly used in my community which suggests that if a parent does not discipline their child with physical punishment (the rod), the child will become spoiled or undisciplined. This phrase has been used to justify corporal punishment in my culture.

]]> 0 255915c68864bc65ae5755c3d08aa912 https://learn.prevention-collaborative.org/forums/topic/reflect-and-discuss-prevention-strategies/page/7/#post-245978 Tue, 05 Dec 2023 19:53:20 +0700 Working within a pastoralist community and a patriarchal society presents unique challenges when it comes to violence prevention. To address these challenges, a comprehensive and context-specific approach is necessary. The following I would say are some promising violence prevention strategies considering the risk factors in my setting:
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]]> 0 be6b8611f8f25fdd59a32eaf8b1538a0 https://learn.prevention-collaborative.org/forums/topic/reflect-and-discuss-risk-factors-and-situational-triggers-in-mercys-story/page/6/#post-245976 Tue, 05 Dec 2023 19:28:15 +0700 I don’t think there would have been much of a huge difference if she lived in my community because I also come from a pastoralist and patriarchal society, risk factors for violence against women include traditional gender norms, limited education, and economic dependency. Protective factors involve community support and certain cultural values, w…Read more

]]> 0 00b341406572d60e5145d2cf709c72e5 https://learn.prevention-collaborative.org/forums/topic/reflect-and-discuss-gender-inequality-in-mercys-story/page/8/#post-245972 Tue, 05 Dec 2023 19:01:19 +0700 Gender inequality in Mercy’s life manifests through restricted opportunities, assigned caregiving roles, educational inequality, economic dependence, and community norms. These factors not only enable violence but also contribute to the perpetuation of gender inequalities in a reinforcing cycle. The community’s acceptance and enforcement of these…Read more

]]> 0 894c5259c68b0c8ca7014519719416c1 https://learn.prevention-collaborative.org/forums/topic/reflect-and-discuss-vaw-prevention-principles/page/6/#post-245969 Tue, 05 Dec 2023 18:34:45 +0700 I ensure that women and girls from diverse backgrounds and experiences are included in the planning process. I organize focus group discussions, surveys to gather their input. I also conduct thorough needs assessments with a gender-sensitive approach. I always include elements in the program that focus on the empowerment and capacity building of…Read more

]]> 0 88ed4e1f18d43701c171113bc3bd3b50 https://learn.prevention-collaborative.org/forums/topic/reflect-and-discuss-prevention-to-response-continuum/page/8/#post-245963 Tue, 05 Dec 2023 17:18:52 +0700 I would place it the prevention activity of the implementation of educational programs that challenge gender norms and promote healthy relationships as a universal prevention. This is because the prevention activity stated above focuses on reaching an entire population to prevent the occurrence of violence against women. By addressing the entire…Read more

]]> 0 7e087bd121e24d1ece960000f66f0bcf https://learn.prevention-collaborative.org/forums/topic/reflect-and-discuss-why-prevention/page/13/#post-245961 Tue, 05 Dec 2023 16:55:43 +0700 Mercy’s community is grappling with various forms of violence, including emotional, physical, economic violence within intimate relationships, as well as sexual violence against girls. Violence prevention is crucial for Mercy’s community for several reasons:
1. Violence prevention measures are essential to safeguard the well-being and safety of…Read more

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