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Based on the brochure prepared by Women Fund “Sukhumi” - “Women’s Experiences of Different Forms of Violence” - a video has been created that brings together the stories of three women.
The video presents the experiences of Ana, Lia and Tea, clearly illustrating that violence against women manifests in different forms - including psychological pressure, physical aggression, and situations where a woman seeks help but the system fails to provide effective protection.
The video aims to support the recognition of different forms of violence, raise awareness on the issue, and highlight the importance of support for women.
The project is implemented with the support of the organization Brot
für die Welt - Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (Germany)
The video From Research to Action shows how the needs identified through the research conducted by the Women’s Fund “Sukhumi” were transformed into concrete civic initiatives. In this process, the voice of the community itself was especially important - each initiative was developed based on the needs, experiences, and visions of local residents.
The video illustrates how research was turned into action, and how the community became the main driver of change. The common goal of the initiatives was to mitigate the consequences of migration through local engagement and to create a support environment tailored to people’s needs.
The project is implemented with the support of the organization Brot
für die Welt - Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (Germany)
When a woman has knowledge, support, and opportunity, she creates change that affects the entire community.
This video tells real stories of women from Georgia who learned new professions, started their own businesses, and took steps toward economic independence with the support of the Fund “Sukhumi.”
A strong woman should not be an exception, it should be the norm.
The project is implemented with the support of Brot für die Welt – Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (Germany)
Behind women’s migration lie real experiences – poverty, bank debts, domestic violence, and unpaid labor.
A new study by the Fund “Sukhumi,” conducted in 11 municipalities of Western Georgia, shows that:
- 67% of surveyed women have thought about leaving the country at least once;
- 30% are already actively considering migration.
These figures are not just statistics. They reflect the difficult choices women are facing.
See the full study here: https://fsokhumi.ge/index.php/en/publications/gender-based-violence/item/15771-why-do-women-leave
The project is implemented with the support of the organization Brot
für die Welt - Evangelischer Entwicklungsdienst (Germany)
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/JWuS-5O3gUk
This isn’t a reason for conflict – on the contrary, it might be the starting point for a meaningful conversation.
Nini’s experience shows how even the toughest topics can become an opportunity to strengthen relationships.
Watch how Nini builds her argument and tries to balance listening to her father with expressing her own perspective.
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Difficult and controversial topics shouldn’t mean conflict. Watch our video and learn how to keep the conversation constructive.
Play here – Survive the family dinner –
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https://www.youtube.com/shorts/TiPj-3vdyOU
Difficult and controversial topics don’t have to lead to conflict.
Watch our video and learn how to keep a conversation constructive.
Want to test your communication skills?
Visit survivefamilydinner.ge – choose a phrase and see how a conversation can unfold in different scenarios.
Is a risky conversation unfolding around the dinner table? Handle suspicious opinions and conspiracy theories with ease — and try to make it to dessert without anyone flipping the table.
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