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Educational Curriculum
The Creating a Gender-Just World Curriculum is FREE for Educators
What Would a Gender-Just World Look Like?
The #StandWithHer Campaign, inspired by the 2024 Oscar-nominated Documentary Feature To Kill a Tiger, offers educators the groundbreaking free curriculum, Creating a Gender-Just World.
Created by Blueshift Education and made possible with the generous support of the Ramesh and Kalpana Bhatia Family Foundation and the Chirag Foundation.
Creating a Gender-Just World
Imagine a world where everyone can live free from violence, gender discrimination, and silence. Our free, ready-to-use curriculum has been carefully designed to inform and inspire students while equipping educators to lead meaningful conversations in the classroom.
The curriculum aims to foster a culture where men, boys, women, and girls feel empowered to drive change, promoting healthy, respectful relationships rooted in gender equity and human rights, and to help create safe spaces where survivors can seek care and justice.
Whether you teach middle school, high school, or college-level courses—including Social Studies, Psychology, Sociology, Gender Studies, or World Geography—our resources promote critical thinking about gender justice, consent, systemic barriers, and the power of individual and community action.
What’s included:
- Tailored lesson plans aligned with curriculum standards.
- Flexible materials for use across disciplines.
- Tools to foster inclusive, respectful classroom dialogue.
- School teachers receive a free one-hour educational version of To Kill a Tiger with the curriculum.
Need #StandWithHer Educational Materials in another language?
To request the curriculum in another language, please fill out the information in the form below.
RESOURCES & GUIDES
How you can help us
create a gender-just world.
#StandWithHer empowers communities, educators, advocates, and allies to join a global community committed to ending gender-based violence for all by providing comprehensive guides and resources.
Community Discussion Guide
A comprehensive guide for hosting screenings of To Kill a Tiger aimed at educators, librarians, NGOs, community groups, and universities. It will provide tips for facilitating sensitive and productive dialogues on GBV, suggested discussion questions, and calls to action aligned with the impact campaign.
Parent Engagement Guide
This guide, tailored for parents of secondary and university students, equips parents to foster healthy gender relations, teach consent, and leverage their influence within educational settings to drive systemic change. The guide will integrate insights from film stakeholders and partner organizations to ensure relevance and impact.
Moderator Briefing Guide
This guide created for panelists and moderators provides community discussion questions around our campaign’s Key Pillars and Goals.
Call to Action Handout
This one-pager introduces the film, provides community discussion questions, suggests engagement activities (e.g., letter-writing ideas, social media tags), and outlines calls to action for the #StandWithHer campaign.
Resource Guide
A curated list of partner organizations, research papers, and other materials that focus on GBV prevention, male allyship, and fostering healthy gender relations. The guide will be a go-to resource for those seeking further information and collaboration opportunities.
Frequently Asked Questions
This FAQ guide covers screening logistics, participation guidelines, sensitivity considerations, and ways to support the To Kill a Tiger #StandWithHer campaign.
Sign our Petition
Demand your Representatives support survivor-centered policies and fund GBV prevention.
Social Media Toolkit
Amplify the #StandWithHer campaign messages on your digital platforms by using our assets and sample copy from our Social Media Toolkit
Host a Screening
Bring the award-winning documentary To Kill a Tiger to your community, organization or classroom and help spark vital conversations about gender justice, male allyship, and survivor support. Hosting a screening is easy and accessible.
Community Screenings
You can host a community screening as a local event, watch party or, if you’re a gender-based violence non-profit, a free, virtual fundraiser. We’ve partnered with Kinema to make the process simple. Turn your event into a fundraiser to support your mission, with 50% of proceeds going directly to your organization.
For additional questions, please email info@standwithhercampaign.com.
Educational Screenings
To purchase an institutional version or educational screening license, click here.
To inquire about hosting a screening for your school or campus, please complete the form below and our team will be in touch.
For additional questions, please email tkat@rocofilms.com.