LIZA

Rwanda

LIZA is a Kinyarwanda-English subtitled film on violence against young girls and women, written and produced by Jean Claude Muhire. It tells the true story of a young girl surviving sexual abuse after losing her parents and aims to empower and raise awareness on issues of violence in communities.

Project Stage

Proof of Concept

Implementation time

1 - 6 months

Total Cost

$1,000.00

Last update: October 05, 2023

Overview Contributors

Challenge

Violence against young girls and women is a prevalent issue in many communities, often going unaddressed due to stigma and lack of awareness. The impacts of such violence are far-reaching, affecting the mental, physical, and social well-being of victims.

Description

The film 'LIZA' was created to shine a light on the issue of sexual violence, promote human rights, and empower victims. By telling a true story in an impactful manner, it seeks to change perceptions, provide hope, and encourage action against such violence. The film was distributed freely on YouTube to ensure maximum access and impact.

SDGs

Outcomes

The film 'LIZA' has greatly contributed to social change, spreading awareness about sexual violence and empowerment. It has reached over 51,000 lives, gathered critical acclaim, won numerous awards, and highlighted issues of violence, especially against women and girls. It was released on YouTube for free to maximize accessibility and create broad social impact.