Across Cambodia hundreds of women and men are helping to save lives and build a more equitable future for the country. They are community volunteers working to end violence against women and girls (VAW/G).
Partners for Prevention is seeking a master’s or doctorate-level student to conduct qualitative research analysis on existing data from Aceh on masculinities and GBV. Under the supervision and mentorship of the P4P Research Specialist, the student will analyze existing raw life history interview transcripts (available in English and Bahasa Indonesia) to better understand the links between masculinities and GBV in post-conflict Aceh.
Application deadline: 2 April 2012
Partners for Prevention will hold a 'Skills Building Training on Qualitative 'Life History' Data Analysis in Asia and the Pacific.' The deadline for applications is 29 March 2012, and the training will be held on 26 April in Bangkok, Thailand.
As a part of Partners for Prevention's new initiative, we are seeking candidates fluent in Vietnamese to conduct qualitative research analysis on existing data from Vietnam on masculinities and GBV. The deadline for application is 9 April 2012.
For more information, click on this link or see below: http://partners4prevention.org/files/documents/tor_for_student_researche...
Student Mentorship Initiative
REQUEST FOR INTEREST
The 'State of Gender-Based Violence Prevention in Asia and the Pacific - Reviewing evidence & mapping opportunities' meeting in Bangkok, 9-10 February 2012, offered an opportunity for particpants to discuss the current challenges and priorities for violence prevention, and entry points for deeper coordination among the development assistance community. The meeting presentations are available at:
1. Overview - Violence and Prevention
www.partners4prevention.org/files/documents/01_overview_final_9_feb.pdf
2. The Change project - Preliminary Findings
The Change Project – an Asia-Pacific regional collaborative research project for violence prevention coordinated by P4P – supported the launch of national quantitative data in Bangladesh. Bangladesh is the first of six countries to release the quantitative results. The research found that men who have been abused as a child are at least two times more likely to use violence against women later on in life.
Under the supervision of the Programme Coordinator, the incumbent will support the successful delivery of selected activities under the capacity development component of the joint programme.
Duties and Responsibilities
Management of the capacity development component of P4P
Under the guidance and supervision of the Programme Coordinator manage and implement the Output 2 of Partners for Prevention joint programme: this includes work plan preparation, consultant supervision and management, planning, implementation and contribution to project activities;
The primary objective for this assignment with Partners for Prevention is to produce succinct and high quality publications including How to Guides, Policy Briefs, Toolkits, and Discussion Papers. These knowledge products will help the programme achieve the Public Awareness and Policy Advocacy Outputs of Partners for Prevention. Please submit aplications before 6 December 2011.
During the 16 Days of Activism, from 25 November to 10 December 2011, Partners for Prevention will post a new blog each day on our website. Follow Partners for Prevention’s blog to find out how we are supporting an end to violence against women.
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DAY 16 Supporting the ‘Good Men’ campaign in Cambodia
Are your Filmmaking dreams hampered by a lack of a video camera? Let us help you…
Must Bol, a youth led campaign against gender violence, invites young filmmakers to participate in an online short film contest. At Must Bol, we believe that young people have something to say and can use films to express themselves. So borrow a camera to make a film and win your own Video Camera!
We invite young people to share creative cinematic expressions on one of the following:
• Body Image Issues (like http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3rItSVR6jc)
