No es un asunto privado! Terminando con el abuso en la intimidad y en las relaciones familiares

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Enter by: Mar 27, 2007 | Voting begins: Apr 16, 2007 | Winners Announced: Apr 30, 2007

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Winner	Country of origin
Men Can Stop Rape Men Can Stop Rape	United States
Men for Gender Equality Now (MEGEN) Kenyan men betray archaic patriarchy African Women's Development and Communication Network (FEMNET)	Kenya
Women, Law, and Social Change: Action India's Mahila Panchayat Network Action India	India

Finalist	Country of origin
V.I.P. (Violence Is Preventable) Project Eighteen And Under	United Kingdom
Engaging The Business Community in IPV Prevention Through Workplace Initiatives Corporate Alliance to End Partner Violence	United States
RePlay Positive Video Gaming Project The Metropolitan Action Committee on Violence Against Women and Children (METRAC)	Canada
Emergency Department Computer Kiosk Intervention for Domestic Violence Emory University	United States
Building Security through Assets and Financial Education, a savings program helping survivors of domestic violence BSAFE. Montana Credit Unions for Community Development (MCUCD)	United States
M.O.V.E (Men Overcoming Violence For Equality) Mates Mens Support Group Bsn Inc	Australia
Helping Children Thrive: Supporting the Mothering of Woman Abuse Survivors Centre for Children & Families in the Justice System	Canada
Females United for Action Women & Girls Collective Action Network	United States
Mentors in Violence Prevention (MVP) Program: A Bystander Approach to Gender Violence Prevention Center for the Study of Sport in Society	United States
Battered Immigrant Program: Prevention and Recovery Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center	United States
School of Legal Training for Women Asociación Movimiento de Mujeres de Chinandega	Nicaragua

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