The VAWG Curriculum
On 25th November 2025, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women,
Killed Women launch ‘The VAWG Curriculum’ campaign
This campaign, which will be active for the duration of the UN’s 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, calls on the public, policymakers, educators and communities to take action today to build a safer future for women and girls.
Working in collaboration with a network of charities, influencers and partner organisations, this social media awareness campaign centres on a message of hope and prevention, with the message that violence against women and girls is not inevitable.
The campaign will highlight the urgent need for action – and invite people to play their part in changing what the future looks like for the better.
16 Days of actions – for us to take together, to tackle Violence Against Women and Girls.
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16 lessons over 16 days –
why we need ‘The VAWG Curriculum’
How can we create a safer future for women and girls?
Follow The VAWG Curriculum: 16 actions proposed by Killed Women for the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence.
We want a better future for our children and young people, and we need to act NOW.
Support our 16-day campaign to prevent Violence Against Women and Girls, launching on 25th November.
As our campaign unfolds day by day, you will find here each day’s Message, Call to Action and videos from our contributors, for you to read, act on, watch and share widely.
Our Killed Women family member Layla introduces our VAWG Curriculum campaign
As we launch our campaign, we hear from one of our Killed Women co-founders, Jhiselle Feanny
Our Killed Women family member Jodie explains why our prevention campaign means so much to her
Campaigner David Challen is proud to be part of our VAWG Curriculum campaign
Day 1
Our Message:
A woman is killed by a man every three days in the UK, and we have to stop this, urgently
Young people need information about violence against women and girls that is easy to understand.
Support young people and help us build a better future by sharing key information in a clear and concise way.
Campaigner Payzee Mahmood explains why we need accessible information for young people
Mel Goodway from health and domestic abuse charity IRISi talks about the important role healthcare can play in sharing information
Our Call to Action:
Here are some free-to-download resources for social media from the government’s ENOUGH campaign: Social media | ENOUGH
And here is a healthy relationships checklist from the charity IDAS: Healthy relationships checklist - IDAS
For those working in health, IRISi provides specialist training and programmes: IRISi - Domestic abuse is a health issue
Let’s raise important awareness together, and support those young people who are experiencing trauma today.
come back here tomorrow for the Message, Call to Action and videos for
Day 2…
Killed Women have launched The VAWG Curriculum campaign for 2025’s 16 Days of Activism for our children and young people – so we can change what the future looks like for the better.
We know that Violence Against Women and Girls is not inevitable, and we will be working with other charities and organisations to ask people to take action to change the future for the better.
We cannot keep waiting for change, while lives are being lost and families are left shattered. We need to act NOW.