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Campaigns that are driving changes in Pacific communities

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Materials that raise awareness, shift attitudes, or drive policy change to prevent violence against women and girls.

Campaigns engage communities through posters, documentaries, social media content, and other public-facing materials designed to spark conversation and inspire action.

Advocacy focuses on influencing decision-makers through position papers, briefs, or research summaries that support policy and systemic change.

Examples: A social media campaign challenging harmful gender norms, a documentary sharing survivor stories to raise awareness, or a policy brief advocating for legal reform.

Tongan Church Leaders Speak Out against Gender Based Violence

House of Sarah

Church leaders in Tonga, including Roman Catholic, Anglican, and Free Wesleyan representatives, speak out against gender-based violence in materials developed by House of Sarah and the Pacific Conference of Churches. The initiative uses faith leadership to raise awareness, challenge harmful norms, and promote collective responsibility for prevention and community safety.

With One Voice – Fiji Churches Speak out on Gender Based Violence – Documentary version 2017

House of Sarah

“With One Voice” (2017) is a documentary by the Fiji Council of Churches, in collaboration with House of Sarah, addressing gender-based violence. It serves as a prevention tool, amplifying faith-based perspectives, raising awareness, and encouraging communities to challenge violence and support survivors through collective action and shared responsibility.