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The spark to start Listeners without Borders came in 2006 during a peer coaching training in Pretoria, South Africa, for human rights lawyers from all over Africa.
Building listening skills and confidence.
Sharing experiences across divides.
Improving legal expertise and advocacy.
The European Social Forum (ESF) is a transnational gathering of social movements, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and political parties.
The ESF is a space for debate, discussion, and action on issues of social justice, democracy, and sustainability.
Building bridges between movements
Promoting grassroots participation
Addressing inequality and discrimination
Protecting the environment
In 2008, the ESF was held in Malmö, Sweden, under the theme “They listen for change.”
“They listen for change”
Empowering leaders in the non-profit sector.
Collaboration with Swedish Africa Groups.
Investing in the development of strong NGOs.

Theatre performance focused on the experiences of young people in Sweden
Funded by the Framtidsgenerationen organization
Facilitated discussions and reflections following the performance
Held in Malmö, Sweden, in 2013
Training for lawyers
Facilitate dialogue and reflection
2015
Gawharshad University, Shuhada Organization
Funded by donations and Forum Civ.
Against gender based violence
Kamanjab, Namibia, 2016
Community-based organization
Donations & ABF Malmö
Supporting women and children's rights in rural Namibia through peer coaching and community empowerment.
The project is a partnership with Pots of Hope, a local community organization, and is funded by donations and the Olof Palme International Center.
2018 - Community engagement
Combating gender-based violence
Partnership for positive impact
Donations, Re-evaluation Foundation, Forum Civ
Theatrical performance designed to raise awareness of gender-based violence against women and children.
Delivered to students in Skåne, Sweden in 2019.
Engaging performance
Månteatern and schools
Raising awareness
Empowering women and girls through awareness and education.
Creating a network of trained peer coaches who provide support and guidance.
Working to influence policy and legislation to protect women and girls from harmful practices.
Empowering local leaders to advocate for children's rights.
Building community organizer capacity.
Peer coaching strengthens communication.
Strengthening voices for child rights.
Held in Medellín, Colombia, in 2022, this program trained both employees and volunteers working for children's rights. The coaching approach encouraged collaborative learning and empowered participants to be more effective advocates for their communities.
The project took place in Malmö, Sweden, in 2023.
Discussion and reflection
Address gender norms
Community-based approach
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