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COPDEM National Women Committee Conference

By: Amaechi Okoro

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The Coalition for the Protection of Democracy (COPDEM) National Women Committee is pleased to invite you to a pivotal conference addressing one of the most pressing challenges of our time. This event aims to explore and emphasize the critical role women play in the prevention and management of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in society.

Theme:

The Role of Women in Preventing and Managing Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Our Society

Event Details

Date: Monday, December 9, 2024

Time: 8:00 PM (Nigeria Time)

Venue: Virtual (via Zoom)

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Meeting ID: 897 9729 3128

Passcode: 654964

Gender-Based Violence (GBV) is a pervasive issue that transcends cultural, economic, and geographic boundaries. It undermines the health, dignity, security, and autonomy of its victims, often leaving a lasting impact on individuals and their communities. This conference seeks to empower women with the knowledge, resources, and strategies needed to prevent GBV and provide effective management and support for those affected.

The event will highlight actionable steps that women, communities, and stakeholders can take to reduce the prevalence of GBV and foster an environment of safety and equity.

The conference will feature:

Engaging Discussions:
Leading experts, advocates, and policymakers will delve into the societal and cultural dimensions of GBV, examining its root causes and the critical role women play in prevention and support mechanisms.

Practical Strategies:
Participants will gain insights into identifying, addressing, and preventing GBV, equipping them with tools to take proactive roles in their communities.

Collaborative Networking:
The event will provide a platform for participants to connect with like-minded individuals, organizations, and stakeholders dedicated to combating GBV and promoting gender equality.

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Why Attend?

Raise Awareness: Gain a deeper understanding of the issues surrounding GBV and contribute to spreading awareness within your community.

Be Part of the Solution: Acquire knowledge and tools to make a tangible difference in preventing and managing GBV.

Empower Women: Celebrate resilience and learn how to uplift others facing adversity.

Collaborate for Change: Engage with a network of advocates and organizations committed to fostering a safer and more equitable society.

The Coalition for the Protection of Democracy (COPDEM) is a dynamic and inclusive Political Action Group (PAG) formed by Nigerian citizens. It is driven by the urgent need to enhance partisan politics and promote good governance in Nigeria.

COPDEM is committed to promoting transparency, accountability, and ethical leadership at all levels of government. The organization advocates for policies that reflect the people’s will and ensure governance is rooted in the principles of democracy and fairness.

As an apolitical entity, COPDEM pools resources from members to support or oppose candidates, ballot initiatives, and legislation that align with its pro-democratic values. Operating independently allows COPDEM to focus solely on its mission of protecting democracy and advancing good governance.

COPDEM believes in fostering the unity of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and empowering all Nigerians, as these are essential for achieving sustainable democracy and national prosperity.

COPDEM transcends party lines, tribal affiliations, regional divides, and religious differences to establish a movement dedicated to protecting Nigeria’s democracy from corruption and destabilization.

COPDEM’s organizational framework connects members from the national level down to the states, local governments, and wards. This extensive network ensures that all patriotic Nigerians are included in the movement to promote and protect democracy.

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Mission:
To promote and protect democratic ideals, ensuring that the dividends of democracy are accessible to all Nigerians. COPDEM is dedicated to advocating for good governance, transparency, and accountability in all aspects of public life.

Vision:
COPDEM envisions a Nigeria characterized by peace, unity, and a thriving democracy. It strives to create a nation where democratic values are deeply rooted, and every citizen has the opportunity to contribute to and benefit from its development.

By joining COPDEM, individuals become part of a powerful movement shaping a better future for Nigeria—one grounded in democratic principles and driven by the collective will of its people.

The theme, “The Role of Women in Preventing and Managing Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Our Society,” is particularly relevant in light of recent events, both globally and locally.

Globally, the COVID-19 pandemic saw a disturbing rise in GBV cases, as lockdowns and economic hardships exacerbated tensions within households. Locally, high-profile incidents of domestic violence, sexual harassment, and human trafficking have brought the issue to the forefront of national discourse.

This conference recognizes that women are not only disproportionately affected by GBV but also uniquely positioned to drive change. Their roles as caregivers, educators, advocates, and community leaders make them instrumental in fostering awareness, prevention, and support mechanisms.

This event is open to:

Women and men passionate about combating GBV

Community leaders, educators, and activists

Policymakers and advocates for gender equality

Anyone committed to creating a society free from GBV

Together, we can create a future where women and girls live free from fear, violence, and discrimination. Your participation in this conference is a vital step toward achieving this vision.

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For more information about COPDEM and its initiatives, please visit www.copdem.org.

Signed,
COPDEM National Women Committee


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