Support for women victims of violence via digital chat
Ceci n'est pas un message d'amour, a new awareness campaign from En avant toute(s)
The association fighting for equality and an end to sexist and sexual violence En avant toute(s), has teamed up with production studio MenuXL to launch the campaign "Ceci n'est pas un message d'amour" directed by Edith Chapin and co-written with Morgane Ortin.
The subject is a vital one: young women are over-represented among victims of domestic violence. The phenomenon affects 1 in 7 young people, compared with 1 in 10 women of all ages (ENVEFF survey). "With pop culture, young people are imbued with the idea that love must be a crazy, almost destructive passion. This film denounces the romanticization of these mechanisms, particularly jealousy, which they will see as proof of love. It's vital to get this message across to them." Ynaée Benaben, director and co-founder of En avant toute(s).
The film encourages mobilization via an appeal for generosity on the En avant toute(s) website to fight for an end to domestic violence. Indeed, while it is vital to encourage victims of violence to speak out, this cannot happen without support for the structures that listen to and accompany them, as En avant toute(s) does via its Commentonsaime.fr chat.
Since the chat's creation, the association has recorded more than 19,900 chats and accompanies a growing number of minors reporting sexist and sexual and/or intra-family violence. Ynaée Benaben, director and co-founder of the association En avant toute(s), stresses the importance of awareness campaigns representing young women, asserting:"We know today that young women find it extremely difficult to find themselves in representations of women who are victims of domestic violence. It's essential to have campaigns that reflect them, so that they can identify with them, to stem the tide of this phenomenon, which still affects 1 in 7 young people under 25."
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The subject is a vital one: young women are over-represented among victims of domestic violence. The phenomenon affects 1 in 7 young people, compared with 1 in 10 women of all ages (ENVEFF survey). "With pop culture, young people are imbued with the idea that love must be a crazy, almost destructive passion. This film denounces the romanticization of these mechanisms, particularly jealousy, which they will see as proof of love. It's vital to get this message across to them." Ynaée Benaben, director and co-founder of En avant toute(s).
The film encourages mobilization via an appeal for generosity on the En avant toute(s) website to fight for an end to domestic violence. Indeed, while it is vital to encourage victims of violence to speak out, this cannot happen without support for the structures that listen to and accompany them, as En avant toute(s) does via its Commentonsaime.fr chat.
Since the chat's creation, the association has recorded more than 19,900 chats and accompanies a growing number of minors reporting sexist and sexual and/or intra-family violence. Ynaée Benaben, director and co-founder of the association En avant toute(s), stresses the importance of awareness campaigns representing young women, asserting:"We know today that young women find it extremely difficult to find themselves in representations of women who are victims of domestic violence. It's essential to have campaigns that reflect them, so that they can identify with them, to stem the tide of this phenomenon, which still affects 1 in 7 young people under 25."
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News from the second quarter of 2023 in the En avant toute(s) chat room
The En avant toute(s) chat response team has published its second-quarter review 🌞
From April to June 2023, the association is proud to have been able to carry out 1629 chats, for a total of 851 interlocutors.
The 2 most represented age brackets are the 18-25 years (35.9%), and the 26-35 years (32.6%). We also note that 83 minors used chat, a higher figure than in the previous quarter.
The violence most often reported by victims is psychological and sexual violence, in 69.6% and 50% of cases respectively. 32.3% describe verbal violence, and 32.9% physical violence.
The violence most often reported by victims is psychological and sexual violence, in 69.6% and 50% of cases respectively. 32.3% describe verbal violence, and 32.9% physical violence.
The funding received has made it possible to keep the chat open 78h a week, from 10am to midnight Monday to Thursday, and from 10am to 9pm on Friday and Saturday, with 12 people on the response team.
November 25 is International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. Every year, the chatroom experiences a peak in traffic, linked to the general communication made around this subject.
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