Home > Events/Training > 2005 Technical Update on Gender-Based Violence IGWG Gender-Based Technical Update November 30, 2005 Coffee and Registration I. Opening Session—RH and GBV (Charlotte Feldman-Jacobs, moderator) Welcome by Kent Hill USAID Guidelines on GBV (Diana Prieto, USAID) Global Best Practices Addressing GBV in RH Programs (Sarah Bott) II. Strengthening Health Services to Address GBV (Elsa Gomez, PAHO, moderator) India Hospital-Based Care Program (Sangeeta Rege, CEHAT) Brazil Primary Care program (Ana Flavia D'Oliveira, University of Sao Paulo) Coffee III. Changing Gender Norms: Edutainment (Meg Greene, moderator) Soul City, South Africa (Shereen Usdin) Puntos de Encuentro, Nicaragua (Virginia Lacayo) LUNCH (videos from Soul City and Sexto Sentido) IV. Community Mobilization (Michal Avni, moderator) CEDOVIP, Uganda (Tina Musuya) Raising Voices Model for Community Mobilization in East Africa, Uganda (Lori Michau) Men as Partners, South Africa (Dean Peacock) V. Using Data for Policy (Nancy Yinger, moderator) Intercambios Inter-American Alliance for GBV Prevention and Health (Mary Ellsberg, PATH) Rifka Annisa Women's Crisis Center, Indonesia (Elli Nur Hayati) VI. Wrap Up Julie Pulerwitz (Horizons) – The Challenge of Measuring Impact Nata Duvvury (ICRW) - Where Do We Go From Here? VII. Reception Reception sponsored by PATH and WHO to launch the first Report of the WHO Multi-Country Study on Women's Health and Domestic Violence, and the manual, Researching Violence against Women: A Practical Guide for Researchers and Activists