Vision Spring Initiatives

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Conversations explored prevention, listening within families, and the need for accurate information and safe care in complex situations. The message was clear: listen more, judge less, respond earlier. With institutional leaders present and in partnership with TAFTA, storytelling

At Lagos State University of Education, Oto-Ijanikin, AJOSE returned to the stage, telling 15-year-old Caroline’s story, but the real impact was in the room. Students engaged deeply, sharing personal reflections and linking silence, delayed response, and missed signs of abuse.

once again sparked dialogue, awareness, and action.

Bunmi’s story reflects what too many women endure. Fear is not normal. Violence is preventable. If you’re experiencing violence, you are not weak. If someone speaks, believe them. If you see harm, speak up. 📞 Reach out: : +234 913 610 3643 #EndViolenceAgainstWomen #SpeakUp

Sexual Assault Awareness Month is a time to speak the truths many people are forced to live with in silence. It is a month dedicated to raising awareness about sexual violence, challenging rape culture, supporting survivors, and pushing for a world where everyone, especially..

To every survivor: we believe you. You are not alone. What happened to you was not your fault. Healing is possible, and support is your right. Let’s keep speaking. Let’s keep educating. Let’s keep protecting. Let’s keep building a world where safety is not a privilege..

This Sexual Assault Awareness Month, we are not just sharing information, we are demanding change. We are calling for better prevention, stronger laws, survivor-centered reporting systems, and a culture that teaches respect, accountability, and consent from an early age.