Supporting women victims of violence

Dear difters,

Imagine 2035: patriarchy belongs to the past. A past whose trace we keep in a commemorative place: the "National Patriarchate Museum". A fictional museum, at the heart of the new campaign by the association En avant toute(s), created in collaboration with the agency Artefact 3000.

The National Museum of Patriarchy imagines a future without gender inequalities. Through striking visuals and objects, this campaign displays landmark artifacts from the history of patriarchy: feminist slogans, testimonies of sexist violence, symbols of toxic masculinity.

On the museum's website, a simple message: "Alas, this museum doesn't yet exist. So with En avant toute(s), let's fight today for patriarchy to disappear for good." A direct invitation to support the association, which fights for gender equality and an end to violence.

In a worrying context for women's and LGBTQIA+ rights, this bold campaign blends humor and reflection to invite mobilization. Daring to hope for a future free of violence and discrimination is an act of resistance. Beyond denunciation, En avant toute(s) takes an ambitious and hopeful look at its actions to raise awareness and support victims of violence. The aim: to make this museum a reality one day.

Dear difters,

As every year, En avant toute(s) is launching a campaign to appeal for generosity: "Not everyone can listen, but everyone can give"aims to show the silent reality of violence against young people, women and LGBTQIA+ people.

For the overwhelming majority of victims, isolation and lack of support are major obstacles. They often struggle to find an attentive, caring and non-judgmental ear.

That's why, through our national help and support scheme,the Commentonsaime.fr chat, En avant toute(s) meets this vital need by offering a secure space where victims can be listened to, supported and guided, in complete confidentiality. Our team of psychosocial listeners is specially trained to listen, support and guide victims of violence.

From November 25 to December 31, each week, discover a new video that gives visibility to the experience of people who are victims of violence too often misunderstood, ignored or judged by those around them. Listening is a profession, and that's exactly what we do at En avant toute(s).

Your donation is essential to continue to guarantee confidential, caring support for victims. Every contribution directly funds our support scheme, offeringan attentive and professional ear to people who break the silence to talk about the violence they've suffered.

Together, we can make a difference.