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Community activist training module

This curriculum attempts to bring together recent learning in the field of gender-based violence (GBV) prevention in order to create the most effective program possible for training community activists in the communities where Indashyikirwa will be implemented.

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About this training module

This set of skills-building modules is designed to prepare Indashyikirwa community activists to conduct community-based activist activities. The sessions focus on specific skills that are necessary to do effective activism at the community level.

There are 16 numbered topics, sequenced to foster progressive learning and includes interactive learning exercises and take-home exercises.

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