#InvisibleNoMore

Anyone interested in joining this international campaign can become an Ambassador, regardless of their country, age or background. Everyone, from their particular context, can collaborate to give visibility to invisible women.

The first step is to fill out the form available HERE.(https://forms.gle/nzm5bLSeXqaeYqNG6) Once registered, you will be able to participate or lead various activities to support the campaign.

It's time to take action. Start by spreading the word about the campaign through small actions, such as sharing information on social media with the hashtag #InvisiblesNoMore. You can also send your initiatives or testimonies to the Observatory team (info@worldwomensobservatory.org)(mailto:info@worldwomensobservatory.org) to help spread good practices globally.

As an ambassador, you become an agent of change, working to make visible the stories of women suffering from violence around the world. You will not only support the work of the WWO but you will also have the opportunity to directly transform your community by organizing activities that raise awareness and educate about this issue. The WWO will provide you with tools to make your work effective and transformative. Imagine being able to organize talks, screenings of the In-Visibles documentary, or social media campaigns reaching thousands of people, fostering awareness and empathy. Your voice and actions can make a difference, inspiring others to join this cause.

As an ambassador, you can participate in awareness-raising activities, organise events, share information on social media with the hashtag #InvisiblesNoMore, and any other action that will help to make the campaign more visible. With every initiative, no matter how small, it is possible to make a contribution. Here are some ideas: • Share the In-Visibles Documentary (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SsjYuaYnMs)through networks or WhatsApp. • Share the WWO Ambassadors mini-videos (w(https://www.worldwomensobservatory.org/en/embajadores)orldwomensobservatory.org)(http://worldwomensobservatory.org) (https://www.worldwomensobservatory.org/en/embajadores)through networks or WhatsApp. • Organise screenings of the documentary: in a cinema, in a living room, at home, etc. to share it and, afterwards, make comments and work on them. We suggest taking advantage of the guide for using the documentary GUIDE TO USING THE DOCUMENTARY (g(https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfFAYDbTbWvP5qJCfbe8QoVlYdwkD9RdkXgAydqD9VWlrbVgw/viewform)oogle.com)(http://google.com),(https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfFAYDbTbWvP5qJCfbe8QoVlYdwkD9RdkXgAydqD9VWlrbVgw/viewform) created for this purpose. • Establish liaison actions between congregations, religious conferences and institutions present on the ground to network together, involve support systems and stay connected to the network and to the women in difficulty identified. • Implement actions, whenever possible, that promote the achievement of women's economic autonomy and provide a free psychosocial and legal service, when necessary and taking into account the local context. • Etc.

The Ambassador Toolkit contains some resources to help you when you get to join the campaign. The toolkit has a series of mini-videos with some themes such as education, economic independence, etc. in vertical format to be shared on networks. It also includes a link to the complete In-visibles documentary and, finally, a guide to use the documentary, in addition to the Decalogue for being an ambassador.