There is exciting news to share! A just-completed multi-year research collaboration with the Global Women’s Institute at the George Washington University found that the work of Beyond Borders’ Rethinking Power Team in Haiti cut the rate of intimate partner violence by more than half, community-wide. Click here or on the image below to read a summary of the research results.
Photo: Graduation program participants receiving health screenings at a clinic. By addressing the deep-seated issues that affect the health and future of women, BB is building a stronger and more equitable society, one community at a time. In communities across Haiti,...
The School and Family Garden initiative -- created by our friends and partners at the Matènwa Community Learning Center on Lagonav Island -- gives me hope. Many families in the Family Graduation Program are planting organic vegetable gardens, as a way to diversify...
The British medical journal The Lancet took note of the work of our Rethinking Power Team in its November issue, explaining that the approach we use to preventing violence against women and girls is effective “despite the presence of armed groups in these areas.” You...
