Young men have a particular responsibility to challenge violence against women and girls

Download the complete One Man Can toolkit, including:Details on the One Man Can campaign Steps a man can take (10 steps Survivors) Action sheets (fathers, youth, teachers, coaches, faith leaders) Workshop Activities Resource DirectoryThe complete toolkit is available in English, Afrikaans and isiXhosa.

Teachers - encourage men to take a stand against domestic and sexual violence

Get contact details for organisations, including:Intervention Services for Men and Boys Men, Violence, HIV and Gender Equality Work Faith Based Organisations Legal Services Rape, Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault University Services Media Organisations

This manual is intended to be a resource for those working with men and boys on issues of citizenship, human rights, gender, health, sexuality and violence. The content of the activities are informed by a commitment to social justice, gender equality and engaged citizen activism. Each activity is interactive and gives people an opportunity to reflect on their own values and experiences. The activities are simple to use and don’t require lots of prior facilitation experience.

Find out more about gender violence and HIV/Aids in South Africa.

This case study on the One Man Can initiative was published in April 2008.

Religious leaders must encourage men to take a stand against domestic and sexual violence

Someone you know has survived domestic or sexual violence. What can you do, as a man, to support her?

One man can teach boys early and often to respect women and girls

Why must a coach encourage men and boys to take a stand against domestic and sexual violence?

What can men do to develop healthy relationships with women?