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WCC Gender Justice Reference Group to convene in Zimbabwe

The World Council of Churches (WCC) Gender Justice Reference Group will convene in Harare, Zimbabwe from 7-12 December. The group, meeting face-to-face for the first time, was created to dismantle gender inequalities and promote justice and reconciliation.

Advocacy Training for Church Workers

27 November 2024

This online training for religious leaders, lay leaders, educators, seminary students and interested individuals will provide skills to effectively integrate advocacy into preaching, liturgy, and Bible studies. 

Online

Taking Action Against Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence

Toolkit for Trainers and Advocates

Copublication of WACC and WCC.

The Toolkit equips trainers and advocates to plan and facilitate training sessions on monitoring misogyny on social media.

Taking Action Against Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence outlines key concepts, with practical exercises, to raise participants’ awareness of gender cyberviolence. It presents the tools needed to conduct social media monitoring, report on the results, and plan further monitoring.

The toolkit is divided into five sections that facilitators can use to structure training sessions:

  • Today’s media landscape
  • Impact of tech-facilitated gender-based violence
  • Methodology of social media monitoring
  • Social media monitoring in practice
  • Action plan for participants

In Lithuania, university students build culture of peace through Thursdays in Black

Thursdays in Black Trailblazers are individuals, churches, schools and universities, networks and grassroot groups who have made a real impact in raising community awareness about gender-based violence and transforming attitudes and practices to prevent rape and abuse. LCC International University in Lithuania is one example of efforts to break a culture of silence, help survivors move towards healing, and work towards preventing abuse and violence.

WCC calls for bold steps in global economic justice

At the 57th Human Rights Council side event titled “Reimagining Development: Inclusive Models for Sustainable and Equitable Development,” the World Council of Churches (WCC) reinforced its leadership role in advocating for inclusive, sustainable development. Rev. Nicole Ashwood, WCC programme executive for Just Community of Women and Men, urged global leaders to rethink development models based on human dignity, environmental care, and gender equality.

Mentes creativas se reúnen en torno a la exposición “Mujeres que inspiran justicia”

Los planes para una exposición con el título de trabajo “Mujeres que inspiran justicia: respuestas ecuménicas a las doce áreas de especial preocupación de la Plataforma de Acción de Beijing de 1995” están en marcha, fomentando ideas creativas y contribuciones sobre cómo poner de relieve el papel de mujeres que han sido pioneras en muchos sentidos dentro del Consejo Mundial de Iglesias (CMI).

Des esprits créateurs préparent une exposition sur les égéries de la justice

Une exposition ayant pour titre provisoire «Égéries de la justice: réponses œcuméniques aux 12 domaines critiques du Programme d’action de Beijing 1995» est en préparation, suscitant des contributions et des idées créatives sur les moyens de mettre en lumière les femmes du Conseil œcuménique des Églises (COE) qui ont été des pionnières sur bien des plans.

Creative minds are working on “Women Inspiring Justice” exhibition

Plans for an exhibition with the working title Women Inspiring Justice: Ecumenical Responses to the 12 Critical Areas of the 1995 Beijing Platform for Action” are underway, sparking creative ideas and input into how we lift up women within the World Council of Churches (WCC) who have been trailblazers in many ways.