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To complete this course, students are expected to meet the following requirements:

1. Asynchronous Attendance:
   Students must attend the class by watching all videos uploaded to the course platform for at least 5 minutes each. You may access the videos at your own convenience, but viewing them is mandatory for course completion.
2. Active Student Engagement:
   Students are required to actively participate in discussions, especially on sensitive topics related to violence against women, such as domestic violence, harassment, and prevention strategies. Engagement in online forums and group discussions is also expected.
3. Completion of Quizzes:
   Students must complete quizzes based on the course materials, including video lectures. These quizzes will assess understanding of key concepts related to the role of education and community in preventing violence against women.

This course focuses on how education and community efforts can help prevent violence against women. It covers the causes and effects of gender-based violence and looks at how schools, universities, and communities can raise awareness and create safer environments for women.

You will explore how laws, cultural attitudes, and media can help prevent or perpetuate violence. The course also emphasizes the importance of involving men, boys, and the entire community in changing harmful norms and promoting respect for women.

Key Topics:

1. Causes and effects of violence against women
2. Role of education in preventing violence
3. Community initiatives and campaigns
4. Legal protections and rights for women
5. Intersectionality: How race, class, and other factors affect women’s experiences
6. Engaging men and boys in prevention efforts

1. Understand the various forms of violence against women and their legal implications.
2. Analyze the role of education in preventing violence how schools, media, and informal education systems can foster a culture of non-violence.
3. Evaluate the importance of community awareness programs and how communities can actively engage in preventing violence.
4. And Finally, you'll have the chance to propose strategies to enhance education and community initiatives that contribute to eradicating violence against women