Sonke launched the One Man Can Campaign in November 2006. It is now being implemented in eight of South Africa's nine provinces, and in Burundi, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia and Uganda.

The Campaign

The campaign promotes the idea that each one of us has a role to play, that each one of us can create a better, more equitable and more just world. At the same time, the campaign encourages men to work together with other men and with women to take action - to build a movement, to demand justice, to claim our rights and to change the world.

The Toolkit

The toolkit is a set of resources that support men and boys to take action to end domestic and sexual violence and to promote healthy, equitable relationships that men and women can enjoy - passionately, respectfully and fully.

You can download the components of the toolkit, in various languages (English, French, Xhosa, Zulu and Afrikaans):

• Introduction to the toolkit
• Fact sheet on domestic and sexual violence
• 10 steps a man can take to develop healthy, gender-equitable relationships with his partner
• A guide to help men support survivors
• Action sheets for:
  
• Coaches
• Fathers
• Teachers
• Religious leaders
• Youth
  
• Workshop mini-manual
• Resource directory (organisations active in the area of gender-based violence)
  
• Video clips
• Posters

Partners 

The Campaign has been funded by the following organisations:

• Western Cape Office of the Premier - Directorate Social Dialogues and Human Rights
  
• Western Cape Department of Housing and Local Government
• UNICEF
• South African Development Fund, and
• International Organization on Migration.