Teach Her, Don’t Touch Her · A national campaign by Aya Institute for Women, Politics and Media

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Partners

Bring your reach. Keep the safeguarding standard.

THDTH welcomes principled collaboration with institutions and professionals prepared to protect privacy, share responsibility and strengthen credible support routes.

Schools & universitiesYouth organisationsHealth & psychosocial servicesLegal & protection servicesJustice & data-protection bodiesMedia & creative communities

Campaign steward

Aya Institute for Women, Politics and Media

THDTH is a national campaign convened by Aya Institute for Women, Politics and Media. This build does not list additional named partners because no verified partner roster was supplied.

When a partner list is approved, organisations should be added with their confirmed names, roles, permission to display their marks and current destinations.

Ways to contribute

Partnership with a defined purpose

A useful partnership says what each organisation will do, who owns safeguarding decisions and how the work will be evaluated.

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Host learning

Bring trained facilitators to staff, students, families or community leaders using age-appropriate materials.

02

Strengthen referral

Help verify service pathways, professional scope, coverage, hours and accessibility before publication.

03

Fund prevention

Support training, accessibility, independent review and specialist response—not only campaign visibility.

04

Extend the message

Share accurate, consent-based content without sensationalising harm or exposing survivor identities.

Minimum commitments

Before we collaborate

  • A current safeguarding policy and named responsible lead.
  • No use of survivor stories, images or details without informed, specific permission.
  • Clear referral boundaries—especially where a partner is not a direct service provider.
  • Shared rules for data protection, brand use, event safety and incident escalation.
  • Willingness to address conflicts of interest and stop activity that creates avoidable risk.

Register reform requires specialist partnership.

THDTH seeks principled engagement with justice, policing, child-protection, data-protection, education and survivor-support expertise so that controlled access strengthens prevention while preserving lawful process, privacy and independent oversight.

Interested in a partnership conversation?

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