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A movement for change

The Gender-Based Violence Walk

Through raising awareness and mobilizing residents each year, our goal is to broaden the coalition of partners in civil society, the private sector and in government, willing to work together to end gender-based violence. We leverage this movement to support tangible actions. The GBV Walk 2026 happens on March 7th.

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Reach & Impact In Numbers

2,400 People

2,400 People

2,400 People

During our last walk, we mobilised 2,400 people for advocacy against gender-based violence—more than 2% of the population of Antigua and Barbuda. 

28+ Groups

2,400 People

2,400 People

We partnered with more than 28 national organisations to raise awareness and engage citizens, including women’s, youth, community, and service organisations.

200+ Youth

2,400 People

10,000+ Reached

In the months leading up, we enrolled over 200 young people, aged 12-30 years, in GBV awareness building workshops and our GBV afterschool programme.

10,000+ Reached

10,000+ Reached

10,000+ Reached

We estimate we reached over 10,000 people through 48 distinct media engagements across radio, TV and social media during our pre-walk awareness campaign.

100+ Features

10,000+ Reached

100+ Features

The GBV Walk generated over 100 distinct media and news features through social media lives, digital news articles, radio news coverage, and TV news coverage.

Donate to the Shelter

The momentum created by this movement enabled IHO and the Directorate of Gender Affairs, to successfully lobby the government for approval for a 5-acre lease of public land for our project to establish a women's shelter. We've made a start, but we still need your support. 

Donate

This is Your Movement

Thank you for your support

On behalf of IHO, I say thank you to everyone who supports this important movement each year. You make it possible. Our volunteers are the backbone of our work. Without you, we would never have gained the momentum we now have. Our sponsors give generously, allowing us to manage a walk of this scale. 


The Directorate of Gender Affairs works alongside us every step of the way, moving mountains whenever needed. Equality Fund supports our vision and has empowered us from the beginning. And to everyone who takes part—families, churches, youth groups, service clubs, women's organisations, schools—this is your movement. Thank you for leading the way.


A. Brenda Thomas-Odlum | IHO President 

Become a Sponsor!

Through partnerships with the private sector, we are able to stage this adovacy event every year. Become a sponsor today. Your support makes a difference. Read our Sponsor's Quick Guide.

Sponsor's Guide

Record Turnout in 2025

The Walk in Pictures

The Gender-Based Violence Walk is a project implemented by Integrated Health Outreach in partnership with the Directorate of Gender Affairs in Antigua and Barbuda, and the Equality Fund in Canada. It was inaugurated in 2024. If you would like to volunteer for the event, indicate this on the registration form.

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