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This isn’t a reason for conflict – on the contrary, it might be the starting point for a meaningful conversation.
Nini’s experience shows how even the toughest topics can become an opportunity to strengthen relationships.
Watch how Nini builds her argument and tries to balance listening to her father with expressing her own perspective.
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Difficult and controversial topics shouldn’t mean conflict. Watch our video and learn how to keep the conversation constructive.
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Difficult and controversial topics don’t have to lead to conflict.
Watch our video and learn how to keep a conversation constructive.
Want to test your communication skills?
Visit survivefamilydinner.ge – choose a phrase and see how a conversation can unfold in different scenarios.
Is a risky conversation unfolding around the dinner table? Handle suspicious opinions and conspiracy theories with ease — and try to make it to dessert without anyone flipping the table.
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Social media has become an integral part of modern life, but is it truly safe for young people? Research shows that the online world is full of dangers, many of which particularly affect teenagers.
According to a study by the Women’s Fund “Sokhumi,” one in four students has personally experienced cyberbullying and online violence. On platforms like TikTok and Facebook, girls are especially vulnerable to harassment and offensive comments, which negatively impact their emotional well-being. Meanwhile, boys often fall victim to hacking attacks and financial pressure.
Online safety is not just an individual responsibility - it is a task for the whole society. Only through collective efforts can we make the digital space safer and more supportive for young people.
The Women's Fund “Sukhumi” applies a trauma-informed approach when working with women who have experienced violence, helping them through rehabilitation and transition to a new phase of life.
This method is based on empathy, creating a safe environment, and providing support tailored to individual needs. Specialists not only offer psychological assistance but also focus on empowering women, developing their abilities, and reintegrating them as full members of society.
A trauma-informed approach allows survivors to process their experiences, receive the necessary support, and regain confidence in their own strength. This process is crucial for their empowerment and ability to start anew.
The Women's Fund “Sukhumi” continues its mission to ensure that more women receive the support they need and build a dignified and independent future.
The Women’s Fund “Sukhumi” is committed to helping survivors of violence regain their strength and rebuild their lives. Through the support of social workers and specially trained para-specialists, women receive guidance, resources, and opportunities for social reintegration. This process not only aids their recovery but also empowers them to create a safer and more dignified future.
By fostering a society where every woman has the support she needs, we take a step closer to a world free from violence.