Audience: Adults/couples in Turkey eligible for foster parenting , Existing foster families, extended family members, caregivers, and prospective foster family supporters. , Social workers, child protection professionals, local Aile ve Sosyal Hizmetler (Family and Social Services) officials, NGOs, UNICEF partners, and policymakers
A Turkish brochure inviting families to become foster parents for children under state protection. It explains eligibility, why foster care supports children’s healthy psycho-social development, and how to apply via e-Devlet and provincial offices.
Audience: Adolescents , Facilitators/teachers/counsellors running life-skills/child-protection sessions , Parents/caregivers/community influencers
Storyboard discussion cards about a 14-year-old girl facing early marriage pressure, peer pressure, sibling conflict, online grooming risk, and future planning—designed for facilitated reflection and discussion
Audience: NGO/INGO field staff and partner implementers delivering services , Community members affected by the response (women/men/children/adolescents and persons/children with disabilities) as the intended beneficiaries of better AAP practice , Managers/supervisors/M&E or accountability teams who set up and monitor feedback mechanisms and participation processes
A guidance tip sheet for NGOs on applying AAP: provide clear information, enable inclusive participation, and run safe feedback/complaint mechanisms (including confidential channels for sensitive issues) in Türkiye response settings.
Audience: Parents/Caregivers , Children/adolescents (as potential victims, perpetrators, or bystanders—descriptions focus on children’s behaviours and experiences) , Wider community/authorities involved in reporting and response (police/prosecutor’s office, helpline, digital safety resources)
A seminar brochure explaining peer bullying (roles, types, causes, effects), how to distinguish bullying from jokes/conflict, warning signs, and steps for schools/families including cyberbullying reporting.
Audience: Individuals experiencing violence (especially intimate partner violence survivors) , Individuals unsure whether their experience qualifies as violence , General public/community members
Social media carousel explaining that violence is not only physical, listing different types of violence, and directing survivors to national hotlines for support.
Audience: Individuals supporting a survivor of violence (friends, family, peers) , GBV survivors themselves , Community members and the general public
Social media carousel providing practical guidance on how to support someone who has experienced violence, including emotional support, respecting choices, and referral to emergency and legal services
Audience: Survivors of gender-based violence (GBV), particularly Arabic-speaking individuals in Turkey. , Friends, family members, or caregivers supporting survivors , Broader migrant/refugee communities and service providers raising awareness about GBV response pathways
A social media caraousel post informing GBV survivors about emergency support, medical care, emotional assistance, legal counseling, and national hotline numbers in Turkey.
Audience: Community leaders , Trainers, facilitators, educators, and institutional communication teams , Broader institutions (public sector, CSOs, media organizations)
A practical checklist guiding visual, video, and event communication to ensure gender-sensitive, non-stereotypical, and ethical representation, including consent procedures and inclusive participation principles.
Audience: Individuals, especially those working in communication, education, or social work, who directly influence or engage with others and wish to promote gender equality through their language and behavior , Educators, social workers, and professionals , Community members, policymakers, and activists
This material provides a checklist for gender-sensitive communication, offering guidance on how to use inclusive language to challenge gender stereotypes and promote gender equality in everyday interactions.
Audience: Adolescents , Educators, facilitators, and youth leaders , Parents and community members
This is an educational toolkit that features an interactive game that involves tasks and scenarios aimed at promoting gender equality, respectful communication, and critical thinking through group collaboration and creative activities.
