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2022 18-Day Campaign to End VAW

Attention, GADvocates! The webpage for the 2022 18-Day Campaign to End VAW is now live! We are also pleased to announce the new recurring theme for the campaign: "UNiTEd for a VAW-free Philippines". This 2022-2027 theme is anchored on the United Nations Secretary-General's UNiTE by 2030 to End Violence against Women Campaign (UNiTE Campaign). The new theme is aimed at strengthening and combining individual efforts to achieve a community free from violence.


Check out the theme, campaign focus and objectives, collaterals, suggested activities, and the branding guide here: https://pcw.gov.ph/2022-18-day-campaign-to-end-violence.../




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