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In Uganda, girls with tools are building a more gender equal world

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Meet the activists working to end digital violence against women and girls

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'The promise and peril of Africa's tech revolution for women and girls' - op-ed by UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina J. Mohammed

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It takes a village: Ending violence through community and faith-based counselling in Samoa

A sustainable legacy

A Sustainable Legacy: Insights and evidence from seed investments to end violence against women and girls

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'97 per cent of Spotlight Initiative programme countries have sustained achievements' – key takeaways from the Initiative’s sustainability report

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How community radio stations are raising awareness of FGM and violence against women and girls

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"I felt free again" - Restoring hope and dignity for fistula survivors in Malawi

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In Uganda, community dialogues are building harmonious, violence-free homes

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“I want to experience my girlhood with confidence” – the Zimbabwean shelter helping survivors to rebuild their lives

Representatives from the AU, EU, and UN unite for the official launch of SIARP 2.0. Photo: Spotlight Initiative, February 14, 2026, Skylight Hotel, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

African Union, European Union and United Nations launch Spotlight Initiative Africa Regional Programme to End Violence Against Women and Girls

About 20 girls gather in a circle under a Mango tree in Chinsali district as they engage in a team building game.

In Zambia, Safe Spaces support girls to take charge of their future

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“If people without disabilities can do it, we can too” – the Samoan activists working to create violence-free communities

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"The greatest joy in my life is when we obtain justice for survivors" - Liberia's one-stop centres are helping women and girls to heal

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Delivering as One: United Nations System Progress on Ending Violence against Women and Girls (2019-2024).

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Supporting young mothers in Malawi to return to school

UN Women Executive Director, Sima Sami Bahous; European Commissioner for Equality, Preparedness and Crisis Management, Hadja Lahbib; UN Deputy Secretary-General, Amina Mohammed; Executive Director of Women Aid Collective and former Special Rapporteur on Trafficking in Persons, Joy Ngozi Ezeilo; Deputy Director of Advocacy for Amnesty International and the organization’s representative to the UN, Sherine Tadros. Photo: Spotlight Initiative

Group of Friends for the Elimination of Violence against Women and Girls marks its fifth anniversary

UN Trust Fund's Call for Proposals under Spotlight Initiative

Celebrities promote Spotlight’s digital engagement campaign

EU and UN green-light €260 million to save women’s lives in 13 countries