Academy Award® Nominee - Best Documentary Feature Film ｜ Streaming Now Worldwide on Netflix ｜ "The 31 Best Documentaries of All Time" by Harper's Bazaar
The #StandWithHer campaign is committed to ending gender-based violence (GBV) by uniting empowered communities to drive change at both local and national levels. By engaging community members, male allies, legal advocates, law enforcement, policymakers, and the press, the campaign aims to create a safer, more equitable future for all.
As part of its work, #StandWithHer hosts screenings of To Kill a Tiger across the United States, followed by in-depth panel discussions. These events focus on community advocacy to support survivors and the role of men and boys as allies in ending GBV. The tour will also encourage audiences to reflect on policies that dismantle women’s rights and security globally, while underscoring the power of storytelling to inspire change.
Joining the tour will be Ranjit, Kiran, and other individuals featured in the film. At each stop, tailored discussion guides and educational resources will be provided to ensure accessibility for all audiences.
Screenings of To Kill a Tiger, which have already drawn more than 9,000 audience members across the United States, are followed by in-depth panel discussions centered on community advocacy for survivors and the role of men and boys as allies in ending gender-based violence. These events also invite reflection on global policies that undermine women’s rights and security, while showcasing the power of storytelling and the pivotal role men and boys can play in advancing equality.
Joining the tour are Ranjit, Kiran, and others featured in the film. Each event provides tailored discussion guides and educational resources to ensure accessibility for all audiences.
Violence against women and children is the largest human rights abuse, and it is entirely preventable.
Dads must champion the rights of women and girls by advocating for their rightful, equal place in the world. Therefore, we invite fathers from all walks of life to write heartfelt letters to their daughters, sharing their hopes for a future where they can live safely, fearless, and free.
This powerful media campaign will feature men of note and everyday dads reading heartfelt letters to their children, committing to build a future free from GBV. Through these messages of hope and resolve, we invite dads worldwide to become advocates for equality, reinforcing their essential role in driving social change. Letter From a Father will reach 12.5 million people internationally, generating over 250 million social media impressions to support our message.
“Love, Dad.” will be launched in the mainstream media, through online channels, and widely disseminated through an influencer support network and our 50+ partner platforms. During our events, we aspire to reach 12.5 million people globally through media (social media, press, and news outlets) and generate between 250 million social media impressions, significantly amplifying our message.
Equality Now
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