We
Can’ believes that people help other people change their perceptions
and practices. People often inspire one another, learn from one another
and many a time begin the process of collective action. Such processes
have the power to alter personal behaviour and inter-personal
relationships.
The campaign, hence, works
through millions of Change Makers -- people who actively encourage more
positive attitudes and behaviour towards women within the communities
they live and work by providing alternative norms -- to facilitate
attitudinal change on violence against women.
Both men and women are involved in the ‘awareness-to-action’ process --
both as individuals and as a group -- and their participation and role
while advocating for gender equity is seen to be of equal significance. |