Join the UN Women Movement: 16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence

Every year, millions of people come together during the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, from 25 November to 10 December, to call for an end to violence against women and girls.

In 2026, the 16 days of activism Campaign's global theme is “UNiTE to End Violence Against Women and Girls: Ensure Justice, Protect Survivors, End Impunity.”

UN Women Lebanon will lead a UN Lebanon bilingual digital campaign featuring key messages, evidence and calls for action, supported by campaign visuals, videos, media materials and a dedicated campaign identity.

But a campaign only creates change when its messages reach people.

This is where you as Online Volunteers can make a difference.

By joining the campaign, you will become part of a regional digital movement helping bring messages on women’s rights, safety, justice and survivor protection beyond UN Women’s own channels and into wider communities and networks.

Your role is powerful: help the right message reach more people.

What you gain
- Experience supporting a United Nations advocacy campaign.
- Practical exposure to digital advocacy and social mobilisation.
- Connection with a community of young people working for gender equality.
- UNV Online Volunteering certificate recognising your contribution.

As an Online Volunteer, you will:

- Follow UN Women Lebanon’s official social media channels and stay informed about the campaign’s messages and activities.
- Share or repost at least 8 approved 16 Days campaign content through your own social media platforms and networks.
- Support campaign visibility before and during the 16 Days campaign.
- Use official campaign messages, visuals, hashtags, and links.
- Encourage your networks to engage with and share campaign content.
- Follow UN Women’s guidance for safe and respectful online engagement.

You will have the freedom to decide where, when, and with which of your networks you amplify the campaign, based on the platforms and communities you are most connected to.