Creating change
At Let’s Advocate, we believe that preventing violence against women and girls requires more than responding after harm has occurred. It requires awareness, education and collective action.
Our work is guided by three pillars that allow us to explore the roots of violence, encourage meaningful conversations and work towards practical change
The Three Pillars
Awareness
Bringing overlooked issues into the conversation.
We create opportunities for people to recognise and question the attitudes, behaviours and social norms that can contribute to violence against women and girls.
Through campaigns, conversations, digital content and educational resources, we aim to bring greater visibility to issues that are often normalised or overlooked.
Education & Training
Equipping people with knowledge to create change.
We believe education can play a powerful role in prevention. Through workshops, training and educational resources, we aim to create spaces where people can learn, reflect and develop a deeper understanding of issues affecting women and girls.
Our work explores topics such as consent, boundaries, healthy relationships, gender equality and recognising harmful behaviours.
Advocacy
Turning awareness into action.
We believe that meaningful change requires more than recognising a problem. It requires listening to experiences, identifying gaps and asking what needs to change.
Through advocacy, collaboration and future consultancy work, we aim to work alongside communities and organisations to explore practical approaches to prevention and contribute to safer, more equitable environments.
How We Work
Listen
We listen to the experiences, concerns and perspectives of the communities we hope to serve. Understanding the problem is an important part of creating meaningful solutions.
Learn
We use education, reflection and conversation to explore the factors that contribute to inequality and violence and to develop a deeper understanding of prevention.
Act
We turn learning and understanding into action through awareness initiatives, education and collaboration.
Let’s Work Together
Meaningful prevention requires collaboration. We welcome opportunities to connect with individuals, communities and organisations who are interested in creating safer, more informed and equitable environments.