woman is her own home. - Charlotte Alfred NO MORE SILENCE
If you are doing social marketing just to say you have done it, you are doing wrong History Social marketing was born in 1970s, when Philip Kotler and Gerald Zaltman realized that the same marketing principles that were being used to sell products to consumers could be used to sell ideas, attitudes and behaviors. It began as a formal discipline in 1971 with the publication of: Social Marketing: An approach to planned Social Change in the journal of marketing by the aforementioned marketing experts. Every 9 minutes a women becomes a victim of domestic violence. Forms of Domestic Violence Physical violence involves the use of physical force against another. Examples include hitting, shoving, grabbing, biting, restraining, shaking, choking, burning, forcing drug/alcohol use, and assault with a weapon, etc Sexual violence involves the violation of an individuals bodily integrity (sexual assault), including coercing sexual contact, rape, and prostitution, (sexual harassment), Sexual abuse also includes behavior which limits reproductive rights, such as preventing use of contractive methods and forcing abortion. Emotional abuse involves undermining an individuals sense of self-worth. Examples of emotional abuse include constant criticism, name-calling, embarrassing, mocking, humiliating, and treating like a servant. More than 68% of women in India are victims. 244,270 crimes against women were reported. With our campaign - NO MORE SILENCE, we can achieve the following:
The volunteers need to pay price of time, efforts and travelling to rural area as well as guts seeing the violent nature of the campaign.
. DHARAVI Asias Biggest Slum Area Reason: a) High illiteracy rate b) Patriarchy - Belief that women are not equals & are considered inferior between the two genders. c) Frustration Juhu One of the better areas in Mumbai. Reason: a) Pressure of urban living b) Displacement Eg: Insecurity over a job,
Make Violence against Women-A public issue. Serve as a vehicle to Inform and educate people. Sponsorship of or links to Events, involving women. Special Hoardings specifying TV and Radio shows In school, college Social media Street plays Posters, banners and hoardings on very emotional appeal.
POLICY 1983: Section 498-A into the Indian Penal Code. Government of India passed a Domestic Violence Bill: 2001 Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act: 2005 19 March 2013, the Indian Parliament passed a new law called the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2013
Politics No particular political personality or party associated with the campaign Does not attack or target any community, group or individual in particular We must all take our little steps to prevent such violence against women Attempts to enlighten people
The internal public: Volunteers NGO volunteers Victims of domestic voilence Government The external Public: Youth Target audience Media Professionals
Rotract club Nss Ngos Online:- YouTube Satyamev Jayate The financial aid shall be taken from companies dedicated to the empowerment of women globally. Tata Celebrities