Through the Hamro Sahas initiative, UN Women and the UK Government hosted a two-day workshop in Madhesh Province, bringing together women leaders, youth advocates, and frontline practitioners. Pahichan Nepal and its partner organizations were also part of this meaningful gathering.
Day 1 focused on collective care and healing, with participants using art, movement, and creative expression to reconnect with themselves and each other.
Day 1 focused on collective care and healing, with participants using art, movement, and creative expression to reconnect with themselves and each other.
Day 2 explored the different forms of gender-based violence, especially in digital spaces. Through sharing stories and discussions, participants co-created ideas for safer online environments.
The workshop reinforced that care, creativity, solidarity, and collective action are essential for preventing violence and building inclusive, compassionate communities—online and offline.
Day 2 explored the different forms of gender-based violence, especially in digital spaces. Through sharing stories and discussions, participants co-created ideas for safer online environments.
The workshop reinforced that care, creativity, solidarity, and collective action are essential for preventing violence and building inclusive, compassionate communities—online and offline.
