New WWSF
75% Campaign

Women, Children and Youth represent 75% of the world’s population, claiming a seat at the Table 

• Concept Note 75% Campaign
• Invitation to join the 75% Campaign and Registration Form

“When Women, Children & Youth unite to create a more just world, it will be a force such as the world has never known”

Women’s section

Empowerment and initiatives

• Prize for Women’s Creativity in Rural Life
• Prix pour la créativité des femmes en milieu rural
• WWSF Rural Women Movements Award
• International Day of rural women – 15 October
• Photo Gallery Prize Awards
• Messages from Prizewinners
• Selected Messages of Support
• 486 Prizewinners awarded (1994-2023)

Children’s section / Youth

Prevention of violence and abuse against children and youth

• 19 Days of Activism – Annual Prevention Kit (1-19 November)
• WWSF Innovation Prize – 19 Days Activism for Prevention of violence against Children and Youth
• Global Impact Reports are now included in the WWSF Annual Global Activity Reports : Campaign – 19 Days of Activism for Prevention of Violence against Children and Youth 1-19 November
• World Day for Prevention of Child Abuse: 19 November
• Training workshops – Creating Circles of Compassion
• Formation – Création de Cercles de Compassion
• Photo Gallery
• Selected Messages of support

“Lorsque les femmes, les enfants et les jeunes s’uniront pour créer un monde plus juste, ils représenteront une force telle que le monde n’en a jamais connue.”

White Ribbon Switzerland Section
Ruban Blanc Suisse

Eliminating violence and abuse against women and youth

• Link to Website : www.ruban-blanc.ch
• WWSF created the Swiss branch of the White Ribbon Campaign (globally are over 60 countries with national Hubs) ensuring that men, women and youth declare: ”I pledge not to commit, nor condone,  nor remaining silent about violence and abuse against women and youth, especially in domestic situations.
• After 13 years of campaigning in English, French and German, the White Ribbon Committee CH decided to take a break and assess progress made in eliminating gender-based violence especially domestic violence. Children witnessing domestic violence are marked for life and very often introduce the same behavior in their relationship later in life. It’s time to change our culture of tolerating continued gender-based violence.