ORGANIZE

Organize an #ENDviolence against children event, bringing children and community members together to paint, draw, make posters, record videos about ending violence and share through your schools, after-school clubs, or community centres.
Organize an #ENDviolence against children walk or flashmob to raise awareness about violence against children. Make sure you inform your local media and ask them to run special stories on the #ENDviolence initiative.
Reach out to support a child victim of violence in your community by volunteering as a tutor or mentor. Find an organization near you to learn more about how you could help.

EDUCATE

Start an #ENDviolence against children group in your school, workplace or community to discuss local actions that can help end existing violence and abuses against children and to prevent any potential future violence against children from occurring. Meet regularly - dedicate a week or a month to the issue. Tell us about it, tell local press about it, and tell the world about it!
Teachers! Talk to your students about the issues surrounding violence against children and what local support is available to children who have experienced violence and those who have witnessed it.
Prepare a panel discussion open to the public. Invite local experts on violence against children to talk about what local actions are underway to address it and examine where weaknesses lie and how those can be addressed together.

 

SHARE

Be creative! Make your own #ENDviolence hashtag - put it somewhere prominent (ask a landlord or building owner to put it on a wall!), make an #ENDviolence stamp and use vegetable ink to put it on someone (your parents, your friends or simply start with YOU!), take a picture to show your solidarity and share it with us using @UNICEF #ENDviolence!
Twitter, Facebook: Share with us – tell us about the actions, quotes and videos that inspire you. Tweet and retweet using the hashtag #ENDviolence.