Ending Violence Educators

The EVE team traveled back to Mpigi, Uganda to continue to build into the incredible groups who were inspired years ago by EVE to work against violence in their community.

Alongside the field partners, the team continued their work with community leaders, conducted women's health classes, and worked in local schools to bring about transformation through the power of knowledge, specifically on the topics of violence and self-esteem.

This incredible team of nurses and health educators returned to Membrillal and Zapote. Alongside the field partner, they continued their work with community leaders, conducted women's health classes, and worked in local schools to bring about transformation through the power of knowledge, specifically on the topics of violence and self-esteem.

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This incredible team of nurses and health educators returned to Jinja, Uganda. Alongside the field partners, they continued their work with community leaders, conducted women's health classes, and worked in local schools to bring about transformation through the power of knowledge, specifically on the topics of violence and self-esteem.

"This trip has made me deeply reflect on my life, lifestyle and judgements."  

In Kenya, the EVE team members engaged in educational programs with community leaders, teachers, local leaders and children in primary school. The team also participated in care and compassion home visits to members of the local communities.

November Team
The Ending Violence Education Team is heading to Uganda to partner with Peace Portal Uganda, visiting Jinja, Mpigi, and the Ssesse Islands. Together, they’ll deliver workshops to empower local leaders in violence prevention. The team will support groups, lead self-esteem workshops in schools, and conduct home visits to uplift community members. This initiative aims to foster resilience, build self-worth, and create lasting solutions, working toward a world free from interpersonal violence.

June Team
In June 2024, the EVE team traveled to the Dominican Republic to work with Hungry For Life’s partners—Pro Infancia, Empowering Action, and Fudesa Ministry near Santo Domingo. Their goal was to foster safe environments where violence is not normalized by empowering local leaders to transform their communities. The team held sessions on violence awareness and prevention with community leaders, taught in schools, and supported care projects for at-risk families.

The Ending Violence Education Team is embarking on an impactful journey to Uganda to work alongside Peace Portal Uganda. The team will be visiting 3 communities, Jinja, Mpigi and the Ssesse Islands and together, they will deliver anti-violence education and advocacy workshops, aimed at empowering local leaders with tools to combat violence within their own communities. The team will support existing groups, conduct self-esteem workshops in schools, and encourage community members through home visits. This initiative is focused on fostering resilience, building self-worth, and creating sustainable solutions that inspire and uplift the entire community. The EVE team envisions a world where interpersonal violence is no longer commonplace.

The EVE team is on their next adventure of love and compassion to support leaders in the Middle East working with communities who have been displaced from their homeland due to violence and acts of war. Their vision is to help foster healing and empower change through open discussions, art therapy, and sharing of stories. Through crafts and play, they will work with children to build values of self-esteem. The team will also host public health sessions. Follow their journey here.

The EVE team continues their partnership with Hungry For Life by continuing on to Ensenada, Mexico to work with El Refugio.

Alongside the field partners, they continued their work with community leaders, conducted women's health classes, and worked in local schools to bring about transformation through the power of knowledge, specifically on the topics of violence and self-esteem.

"This trip has helped me appreciate how much just a word or gesture means."  

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