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3 things we can do to protect women, new victim-assistance model in Guatemala
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3 things we can do now to protect women from violence
In a World Economic Forum feature, hear how founding leaders of the Global Survivor Network recommend governments and donors can keep women safe as they pursue rebuilding communities.
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IJM Guatemala partners with government to implement ground-breaking care model
The holistic victim assistance model was co-created with IJM to better serve survivors in a trauma-informed way. Within the first six months of the rollout, the program supported more than 4,600 survivors of violence.
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