En su reunión semanal, el equipo habla sobre la importancia de preservar la seguridad y bienestar del personal y las formas en que pueden ayudarse mutuamente.

Este episodio presenta el estándar nº 3 de los estándares mínimos interagenciales para los programas que abordan la violencia de género en situaciones de emergencia. Según este estándar, “se debe contratar y formar al personal encargado de responder a la violencia de género para que cuente con las competencias básicas necesarias y también se debe promover su seguridad, cuidado y bienestar”.

La miniserie sobre los estándares mínimos en materia de violencia de género es una iniciativa presentada por el Comité Internacional de Rescate y hace parte del podcast Protección y empoderamiento de la mujer.

Todos los aspectos de la programación sobre VG deben estar centrados en las personas sobrevivientes, y deben preservar y promover la confidencialidad, seguridad, no discriminación y respeto por las elecciones, derechos y dignidad de las mujeres y niñas, incluyendo a las sobrevivientes de la violencia de género.

Este podcast es posible gracias a la generosa ayuda del pueblo estadounidense a través de USAID, la Agencia de los Estados Unidos para el Desarrollo Internacional. Esta publicación es responsabilidad del Comité Internacional de Rescate y no necesariamente refleja las opiniones de USAID o del Gobierno de los Estados Unidos.

Este podcast ha sido creado y dirigido por Kristy Crabtree, con el apoyo de Jennate Eoomkham y Megan O’Brien.

Edición de audio: Jean-Sébastien Robitaille.

Voces: Mukundwa Katuliiba (Elena), Rosa Beatriz Sanchez (Adriana) Maria Arteaga (Estefani) y Verónica Barragán (Dalia).

Narración: Juliana Arias.

Música: Antonio Galindo

Pronto se inaugurará un nuevo Espacio Seguro para Mujeres y Niñas. Dalia, una nueva asistente social, descubre cómo y por qué hay que consultar con las mujeres y las niñas al tomar decisiones sobre las intervenciones y servicios ofrecidos.

Este episodio presenta el estándar nº 2 de los estándares mínimos interagenciales para los programas que abordan la violencia de género en situaciones de emergencia. Según este estándar, “las mujeres y las niñas deben participan como socias y líderes activas para influir en el sector humanitario con el fin de prevenir la VG y apoyar a las personas sobrevivientes a acceder a servicios de calidad”.

La miniserie sobre los estándares mínimos en materia de violencia de género es una iniciativa presentada por el Comité Internacional de Rescate y hace parte del podcast Protección y empoderamiento de la mujer.

Todos los aspectos de la programación sobre VG deben estar centrados en las personas sobrevivientes, y deben preservar y promover la confidencialidad, seguridad, no discriminación y respeto por las elecciones, derechos y dignidad de las mujeres y niñas, incluyendo a las sobrevivientes de la violencia de género.

Este podcast es posible gracias a la generosa ayuda del pueblo estadounidense a través de USAID, la Agencia de los Estados Unidos para el Desarrollo Internacional. Esta publicación es responsabilidad del Comité Internacional de Rescate y no necesariamente refleja las opiniones de USAID o del Gobierno de los Estados Unidos.

Este podcast ha sido creado y dirigido por Kristy Crabtree, con el apoyo de Jennate Eoomkham y Megan O'Brien.

Edición de audio: Jean-Sébastien Robitaille.

Voces: Denise Lebre (Elena), Verónica Barragán (Dalia) y Rosa Beatriz Sanchez (Adriana).

Narración: Juliana Arias.

Música: Antonio Galindo

La prevención (mitigación) y respuesta a la violencia de género se consideran intervenciones que salvan vidas en contextos humanitarios. En esta nueva miniserie, que forma parte del podcast Protección y empoderamiento de la mujer, conoceremos a Dalia, Esther y Ashanti, tres mujeres que se esfuerzan por prestar estos servicios en entornos humanitarios en situación de emergencia.

Dalia aspira a obtener un puesto en una organización dedicada a la defensa de los derechos de la mujer en la que antes era voluntaria. Acaba de recibir la noticia de que le harán una entrevista para el puesto.

Este episodio presenta el estándar nº 1 de los estándares mínimos interagenciales para los programas que abordan la violencia de género en situaciones de emergencia. Según este estándar, "todos los aspectos de la programación sobre VG deben estar centrados en las personas sobrevivientes para preservar y promover la confidencialidad, seguridad, no discriminación y respeto por las elecciones, derechos y dignidad de las mujeres y niñas, incluyendo a las sobrevivientes de la VG".

El Comité Internacional de Rescate, —en coordinación con el equipo de trabajo del Área de Responsabilidad de violencia de género—, presenta esta miniserie sobre los estándares mínimos para la formulación de programas e iniciativas en materia de violencia de género.

Este podcast es posible gracias a la generosa ayuda del pueblo estadounidense a través de USAID, la Agencia de los Estados Unidos para el Desarrollo Internacional. Esta publicación es responsabilidad del Comité Internacional de Rescate y no necesariamente refleja las opiniones de USAID o del Gobierno de los Estados Unidos.

Este podcast ha sido creado y dirigido por Kristy Crabtree, con el apoyo de Jennate Eoomkham y Megan O'Brien.

Edición de audio: Jean-Sébastien Robitaille.

Voces: Verónica Barragán (Dalia), Annel Pantaleón (madre de Dalia) y Denise Lebre (Elena).

Narración: Juliana Arias.

Música: Antonio Galindo

The team gathers for a picnic. They celebrate what they’ve learned and talk about their hopes, both personal and professional.

The Gender-Based Violence Minimum Standards Mini-Series is presented by International Rescue Committee, and hosted on the Women’s Protection and Empowerment podcast.

This podcast is made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The contents are the responsibility of International Rescue Committee and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States Government.

This podcast is written and directed by Kristy Crabtree, with support from Jennate Eoomkham and Megan O’Brien.

Audio engineering by Jean-Sébastien Robitaille.

Voice acting by Binja Zihhalirwa in the role of Dalia, Mukundwa Katuliiba as Esther and Zuri, and Ore Apampa as Ashanti.

Narration by Kim Ramón and Ore Apampa.

Music by Abiodun Olode

Esther, Jane, and the team conduct a learning session to look at trends from their case management information system, the GBVIMS. They talk about how this data can apply to the program.

In this episode, the focus is on Standard 16 of The Inter-Agency Minimum Standards for Gender-Based Violence in Emergencies Programming, that “Information collected ethically and safely is used to improve the quality of GBV programs and accountability to women and girls.”

The Gender-Based Violence Minimum Standards Mini-Series is presented by International Rescue Committee, and hosted on the Women’s Protection and Empowerment podcast.

This podcast is made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The contents are the responsibility of International Rescue Committee and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States Government.

This podcast is written and directed by Kristy Crabtree, with support from Jennate Eoomkham and Megan O’Brien.

Audio engineering by Jean-Sébastien Robitaille.

Voice acting by Mukundwa Katuliiba in the role of Esther, Kim Ramón as Jane, and Binja Zihhalirwa as Dalia.

Narration by Kim Ramón and Ore Apampa.

Music by Abiodun Olode

Esther is in a GBV coordination meeting. The other organizations that are present are not local, like the organization she works at. She notes this to the group – that it’s majority UN and INGO representation. They need better representation and inclusion from local women’s right organizations. She then discusses her concerns around the prevention of sexual exploitation and abuse (PSEA), and the need to coordinate around this. They come up with some ideas for advocacy around PSEA.

In this episode, the focus is on Standard 15 of The Inter-Agency Minimum Standards for Gender-Based Violence in Emergencies Programming, that “coordination results in timely, concrete action to mitigate risks, and prevent and respond to GBV.”

The Gender-Based Violence Minimum Standards Mini-Series is presented by International Rescue Committee, and hosted on the Women’s Protection and Empowerment podcast.

This podcast is made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The contents are the responsibility of International Rescue Committee and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States Government.

This podcast is written and directed by Kristy Crabtree, with support from Jennate Eoomkham and Megan O’Brien.

Audio engineering by Jean-Sébastien Robitaille.

Voice acting by Kim Ramón in the role of Maria, Mukundwa Katuliiba as Esther, and Deborah Chietunda as Masiko.

Narration by Kim Ramón and Ore Apampa.

Music by Abiodun Olode

Dalia is learning about the Gender-Based Violence Information Management System (GBVIMS). Esther tells her this is the system they use for case management because it’s in line with globally recognized standards on survivor data management. Dalia asks Esther what happens if someone asks for case management data. Esther tells her they have protocols to manage that and make sure survivor information is safe. She also explains to her the risks if data is exposed.

In this episode, the focus is on Standard 14 of The Inter-Agency Minimum Standards for Gender-Based Violence in Emergencies Programming, that “Survivor data are managed with survivors’ full informed consent for the purpose of improving service delivery, and are collected, stored, analysed and shared safely and ethically.”

The Gender-Based Violence Minimum Standards Mini-Series is presented by International Rescue Committee, and hosted on the Women’s Protection and Empowerment podcast.

This podcast is made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The contents are the responsibility of International Rescue Committee and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States Government.

This podcast is written and directed by Kristy Crabtree, with support from Jennate Eoomkham and Megan O’Brien.

Audio engineering by Jean-Sébastien Robitaille.

Voice acting by Mukundwa Katuliiba in the role of Esther and Binja Zihhalirwa as Dalia.

Narration by Kim Ramón and Ore Apampa.

Music by Abiodun Olode

Ashanti and Dalia hold a focus group discussion with women and girls in advance of launching a social and behavior change communications campaign. They gather their feedback as part of their design process to ensure they’re addressing harmful social norms in a way that women and girls want.

In this episode, the focus is on Standard 13 of The Inter-Agency Minimum Standards for Gender-Based Violence in Emergencies Programming, that “GBV programming addresses harmful social norms and systemic gender inequality in a manner that is accountable to women and girls.”

The Gender-Based Violence Minimum Standards Mini-Series is presented by International Rescue Committee, and hosted on the Women’s Protection and Empowerment podcast.

This podcast is made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The contents are the responsibility of International Rescue Committee and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States Government.

This podcast is written and directed by Kristy Crabtree, with support from Jennate Eoomkham and Megan O’Brien.

Audio engineering by Jean-Sébastien Robitaille.

Voice acting by Ore Apampa in the role of Ashanti, Binja Zihhalirwa as Dalia, Mukundwa Katuliiba as Woman 1, Nyakio Karoki as Woman 2, and Oluwaseyi Ajagbe as Adolescent Girl.

Narration by Kim Ramón and Ore Apampa.

Music by Abiodun Olode

Esther talks with her colleague, Afiya, who works in economic empowerment. On their regular walks, they discuss how economic programs should involve women and girls in the planning and implementation.

In this episode, the focus is on Standard 12 of The Inter-Agency Minimum Standards for Gender-Based Violence in Emergencies Programming, that “Women and adolescent girls access economic support as part of a multisectoral GBV response.”

The Gender-Based Violence Minimum Standards Mini-Series is presented by International Rescue Committee, and hosted on the Women’s Protection and Empowerment podcast.

This podcast is made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The contents are the responsibility of International Rescue Committee and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States Government.

This podcast is written and directed by Kristy Crabtree, with support from Jennate Eoomkham and Megan O’Brien.

Audio engineering by Jean-Sébastien Robitaille.

Voice acting by Mukundwa Katuliiba in the role of Esther and Binja Zihhalirwa as Afiya.

Narration by Kim Ramón and Ore Apampa.

Music by Abiodun Olode

Dalia helps a survivor get into a cash assistance program and answers questions about the process.

In this episode, the focus is on Standard 11 of The Inter-Agency Minimum Standards for Gender-Based Violence in Emergencies Programming, that “Women and girls receive dignity kits, and/or cash and vouchers to reduce GBV risk and promote safety and dignity.”

The Gender-Based Violence Minimum Standards Mini-Series is presented by International Rescue Committee, and hosted on the Women’s Protection and Empowerment podcast.

This podcast is made possible by the generous support of the American people through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). The contents are the responsibility of International Rescue Committee and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID or the United States Government.

This podcast is written and directed by Kristy Crabtree, with support from Jennate Eoomkham and Megan O’Brien.

Audio engineering by Jean-Sébastien Robitaille.

Voice acting by Binja Zihhalirwa in the role of Dalia and Nyakio Karoki as Anita.

Narration by Kim Ramón and Ore Apampa.

Music by Abiodun Olode