Sonke Gender Justice Network works across Africa to strengthen government, civil society and citizen capacity to support men and boys to take action to:

• promote gender equality,
• prevent domestic and sexual violence, and
• reduce the spread and impact of HIV and AIDS.

In this way the organisation contributes to the development of societies in which men, women, youth and children can enjoy equitable, healthy and happy relationships that contribute to the development of just and democratic societies.

The One Man Can campaign is Sonke's flagship project.

The Red Card Project is a joint campaign by Sonke Gender Justice Network and Grassroot Soccer to prevent child sexual exploitation in Southern Africa during and after the 2010 FIFA World Cup. This project is funded mainly by the Oak Foundation.

Brothers for Life is a National Campaign targeting men over the age of 30. The initiative has been initiated by Johns Hopkins Health and Education in South Africa (JHHESA), Sonke Gender Justice (Sonke), South African National Aids Council (SANAC) and other key stakeholders. It is aimed at addressing the risks associated with having multiple and concurrent partnerships, men’s limited involvement in fatherhood, lack of knowledge of HIV status by many, low levels of testing and disclosure, and insufficient health seeking behaviours in general.

By using the media to highlight gender and HIV/AIDS issues, the Advocacy Project is strengthening citizen participation and government accountability.

Mobilising men all over the country to join in and Support each other: A brother for life

"Don't Keep it to Yourself: Young People in Mhlontlo (Eastern Cape) tell their stories through the Digital Stories Project

“Sometimes I Don't Feel Safe”: case study on Sonke's use of photovoice

Case Study: One Man Can Challenge Xenophobia: Sonke's Use of Murals to Educate about Refugee Rights

“Sport Laughs in the Face of Discrimination” Township Street Soccer Tournaments Pave the Way for Reintegration

The Equality Courts as a Tool for Gender Transformation

OMC Case Study: Enlisting Men for Women's Equality

"I Have Two Healthy Hands" A Group of Men in the Eastern Cape Overcame Gender Stereotypes and Cares for the Sick and Disadvantaged.

One Man Can Facebook page

One Man Can Video Clips showing Men taking action to prevent domestic violence, rape and HIV/AIDS.

One Man Can Posters

One Man Can Music - Ubuntu Bamadoda! Men Singing against Violence