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I Refuse to Be Silent: Breaking the Chains of Stigma Around Gender-Based Violence Victimhood

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  Breaking the Silence, Reclaiming My Power: A Journey of Destigmatising GBV Victimhood In a world plagued by gender-based violence (GBV), it becomes vital to challenge the culture of  silence and shame that victims often face. This blog aims to shed light on the courage and resilience of survivors while highlighting the urgency of destigmatizing victimhood. By refusing to be silent about GBV, we can collectively dismantle the harmful narratives and create a society that actively supports and empowers survivors. Breaking the Chains: Rejecting Victim-Blaming and Shame: Society's inclination towards victim-blaming is deeply embedded in our cultural mindset. However, it is crucial to recognize that the fault always lies with the perpetrators, never the victims. By refusing to accept the burden of shame, we empower survivors to speak their truth and shift societal attitudes. Together, we can create an environment where victims are supported rather than condemned. Amplifying Su...
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I’M A FOREIGNER AND I’LL BE HERE FOR A WHILE. #SAYNOTOXENOPHOBIA

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  The power of PR storytelling and social media can reduce xenophobia. SOJI ALAYO-SAY NO TO XENOPHOBIA Social media platforms can reduce xenophobia by encouraging positive interactions between people from different backgrounds and providing a platform for dialogue and the exchange of ideas. Are you a PR professional or an aspiring public relations practitioner wanting to know how you can use social media to reduce xenophobia? If yes, then you are in the right place.  How can PR professionals use the power of social media to reduce xenophobia? Education PR professionals can use social media platforms to share educational materials about different cultures, customs, and traditions. Raising awareness about different traditions and beliefs can help foster an understanding and appreciation for diversity (Brown, 2021). Promote inclusivity. PR professionals can use social media to promote inclusion b...
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                                Gender-based violence: A National Challenge How can PR professionals use the power of social media to make a positive impact on Gender-Based Violence?  Raising Awareness: PR professionals can use social media to  raise awareness  about gender-based violence, its consequences, and ways to prevent it. They can also use social media to educate people about consent, healthy relationships, and the meaning of harassment.   Empowering Survivors: PR professionals can use social media to provide an opportunity for survivors of gender-based violence to share their stories and experiences. This can help break the silence and stigma surrounding the issue and ultimately lead to better support and resources for survivors. Create a sense of community: Social media can create a sense of community and activi...
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