ANNUAL REPORT 2013 Welcome to ONE BILLION RISING, V-Day’s Annual On 14 February, activists in 207 countries, more than 2 MESSAGE FROM EVE Report for 2012 – 2013. the UN officially recognizes, rose. Women wrote in 4 V-DAY RISING This year, with your help, we witnessed history in the saying that they had never realized they could get making when one billion people ROSE in unison to help until they heard about the campaign, others end violence against women and girls. For 15 years, wrote to tell us the details of their risings. Videos and 15-YEAR ANNIVERSARY: ONE BILLION RISING pictures flooded in on V-Day’s Facebook page and V-Day activists have shattered taboos, changed 8 The beginning of a new world culture, and funded critical on the ground anti-violence Twitter feed. By the end of the day, Twitter impressions work. This year, they moved the needle so that the were over 500 million and #1billionrising had trended 10 hIGhlights of Risings Around The World in seven countries, including multiple times in the issue of violence against women and girls will never 14 15 years and rising be marginalized again. U.S. and UK. Media impressions in the U.S. alone exceeded 600 million with foreign correspondents 16 The Power Of Global Solidarity In the same way that The Vagina Monologues from CNN, BBC, The Guardian and Reuters among 18 hIGh Profile Support became our guide 15 years ago, One Billion Rising the many following the day. has become our mantra, our muse. 20 ORGANIzations that rose As you will see through this report, when working in By just saying the phrase ”One Billion Rising”, community, local activists have the power to rise up 22 what The Media Is Saying inviting people to say it and understand it, we and carve out deeper impact on a global scale. It 24 Special Events accomplished a key goal of the campaign – showing was a breathtaking year, and we hope you enjoy 26 After the Rising the world how central the issue of violence against reading about it. women and girls is by showing them how many We’re ready for 2014. Join us and RISE4JUSTICE! women have been affected. V-DAY IN ACTION In the end, our team of staff, activists, and supporters 28 cOLLEGE & COMMUNITY CAMPAIGNS moved fast and kept true to the mission. We laughed and we cried and we kept going with a spirit that 32 V-DAY’S CONGO CAMPAIGN was beautiful, at times intense, but always meaningful. 34 2014 - ONE BILLION RISING FOR JUSTICE Susan Celia Swan Planning for a global day of action that would begin Executive Director 38 Team in Australia and 48-hours later end in Hawaii was a challenge for our social media team who stayed up 40 FINANCIAL STATEMENT throughout. 42 THANK YOU Cecile Lipworth 44 TAKE ACTION Managing Director Message from eve

It was the women of Congo who first taught me the Sexual predation has become preparation and Older and younger feminists came together. Dancing power of dance. training for all further dominations and occupations and rising inspired new laws in quite a few places and For seven years I have had the privilege of working occurring in the world today. After all, if you can gave many courage and legitimacy to bring cases side by side with my sisters from the DRC. They are seize a woman’s body and take what you want without forward. And there have been victories. One Billion rising up and fighting back in the midst of an economic consequence or reciprocity, you can do the same to Rising brought women forward in unprecedented war that has been raging for 14 years for the minerals the Earth, you can do the same to countries, peoples, numbers to tell their stories and created a global of their country. A war that has not only been responsible workers. You can do the same to anyone or anything. wind that scattered seeds, fertilized ideas, and blew for the death of eight million, but has been fought on the In the 16 years we have been working, V-Day has open boundaries. bodies of hundreds of thousands of women, where tried endless approaches to solving this dilemma This year, One Billion Rising for Justice is taking the systematic rape and torture has been used to occupy and of course we have had many successes, but we campaign further, deeper, keeping dance at the villages and control the mines. The grotesque atrocities have not ended the violence. When we reached our forefront while addressing the most visceral and women have survived are beyond our capacity to 15th year we realized we had to go further and practical need for justice. It is about creating the receive or comprehend and I wondered for quite escalate our efforts. We had to ask how we as a venues and platforms for revealing truths. Exposing some time how Congolese women could not only global movement could take everything we have the lies, the hurts, the desecrations. It is about continue to live, but continue to live with the huge done and push it to the next level. creating just and safe cultures where women are power, energy, grace, and vision they have. Then it It was there, dancing in Congo, when we realized encouraged to come forward with their stories occurred to me that the women of Congo dance. what that next step was, when we imagined what rather than being blamed or attacked or made to And when they dance they dance with everything. would happen if one billion women and all the men feel responsible for what has been done to them. It was in the midst of dancing with a group of 200 who loved them danced together on one day and On 14 February 2014, one billion and more of us will survivors in Congo when I suddenly got the power of released the energy and power that comes through shake free this legacy, these shackles, this violence, dance to transform, to be dangerous and celebratory our bodies when we move together. And so we put these wounds, and a new energy will rise. And we and disruptive and sexual and joyful. I understood out the call to rise up and DANCE. The result was the will know justice. Come rise with us. that dance can melt the walls of our divisions, dissolve biggest mass action to end violence against women class and race, and create solidarity. That it exposes in the history of the world. LOVE, our bodies to each other and the world, and that it The outcomes were vast and still being documented. creates a collective energy and freedom that liberates Many women survivors have written to say they ideas and the conviction and courage to make those reclaimed their bodies, their trust, and the right to ideas happen. fully inhabit public space by the protection and For 16 years I have spent most of my hours and days inspiration of dancing in solidarity. Rising created a thinking about violence against women and girls. I wave of energy and courage that birthed many have traveled to over 70 countries and listened to the public forums, panels, teach-ins. We witnessed stories of women in war time and in their every day Presidents and members of parliaments, First Ladies, lives. What it has taught me is that violence against the Queen Mother of Bhutan, and religious leaders Eve Ensler women is a worldwide epidemic. It is the methodology putting their bodies on the line, dancing and deepening Founder/Board Chair which sustains patriarchy and it is everywhere. It their commitment to the issue. We saw new coalitions may manifest itself differently from culture to culture formed everywhere across many issues and lines, - female genital mutilation in one place, internet thousands of new people coming into this issue who bullying in another, gang rape here, acid burning had never spoken up before. there - but I believe it is the mother issue of our times.

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V-DAY IS A GLOBAL ACTIVIST MOVEMENT TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS. To date, the V-Day movement has raised over $100 million; crafted Founded by Tony Award winning Playwright Eve Ensler in 1998, V-Day international educational, media, and PSA campaigns; reopened became a unique global movement when her play, The Vagina Monologues shelters; and funded thousands of community-based anti-violence broke ground, offering the world a piece of art like nothing it had seen before. programs and safe houses in Democratic Republic of Congo, Haiti, Kenya, Egypt, and Iraq. Ensler has been named one of US News & World Report’s “Best Leaders,” one of Newsweek’s “150 Women Who Changed the World” and The V-Day has received numerous acknowledgements including Worth Guardian’s “100 Most Influential Women.” Magazine’s “100 Best Charities”, Marie Claire Magazine’s “Top Ten Charities”, and is one of the Top-Rated organizations on Guidestar and V-Day has proven that art has the power to transform thinking and inspire Charity Navigator. people to act. We have seen that lasting social and cultural change is spread by ordinary people doing extraordinary things. We respect that V-Day dreams of a world in which women and girls will be free to thrive, local women best know what their communities need and can become rather than merely survive. With your help, we are making it happen. unstoppable leaders. We know that one must look at the intersection of race, class, and gender to understand violence against women. Over the past 15 years, tens of thousands of productions of The Vagina Monologues and other V-Day artistic works have been produced by volunteer activists in the U.S. and around the world, educating millions of people about the reality of violence against women and girls, and in 2013 highlighting One Billion Rising.

What is V-Day?

4 5 Dance is dangerous, joyous, sexual, holy, disruptive, contagious, it breaks the rules. It can happen anywhere, anytime, with anyone and everyone, and it’s free. Dancing insists we take up space, we go there together in community. Dance joins us and pushes us to go further and

that is why it’s at the center of One Billion Rising By Eve Ensler and Tony Stroebel One Billion Rising.

Eve Ensler

6 7 15-YEAR ANNIVERSARY: ONE BILLION RISING

The beginning of a new world ignited by a new energy. ONE BILLION RISING was the biggest mass global action to end violence against women and girls in the history of humankind.

On 14 February 2013, ONE BILLION people in 207 countries rose and danced, women, men, and children in cities, factories, farms, streets, schools, communities, in marketplaces, parks, by the sea and on mountain tops, in theatres, government halls, plazas – and in rain, snow, and sunshine – to unique cultural rhythms and choreography. The diversity was unprecedented, creating a multi-sectoral engagement of people across movements and causes – youth, migrant workers, urban poor, LGBTQI, artists, farm workers, teachers, faith based groups, indigenous women, cutting across borders, races, class, If a billion people rise to dance, sexual orientation, ages, and genders. they will get to that place that Grassroots women and communities, some of the most marginalized in is our birthright – which is the the world, were at the forefront leading the campaigns, highlighting the feeling that we generate in anti-violence work of amazing local women’s groups. ourselves of love. People think that the most important thing is Bridging the divide, the campaign brought to the surface the intersection being loved by other people – it of issues both causing and affecting violence against women - patriarchy, isn’t. What is important is the imperialism, economic injustice, environmental plunder, religion, self-generating of love that you militarization, intervention of outside countries, immigration, nationalization get yourself. And that is what and privatization, and political repression. DANCE gives you – and then Though art and activism, One Billion Rising engaged masses on you share it – you send it out across the planet and up into a deeper level, while highlighting the importance of DANCE as both the stars. a personal and collective action. The campaign created solidarity and safe and free spaces where violated women could tell their Alice Walker stories, many for the first time – and dance to heal their trauma.

8 9 Highlights of Risings Around The World There were tens of thousands of events across the world, some key highlights included:

National leaders of Gabriela and leaders The Skirts Up Movement and Beintuitive of Gabriela’s sectoral organizations, lead raised their skirts to denounce an end to the One Billion Rising Philippines violence against women and girls in Spain campaign inspiring activists on all 7,000 and around the world islands to Rise.

The next day, ending violence against women was on the lips of every person in Mexico.

In SOUTH AFRICA V-Girls rose in Soweto and other places, Andrés Naime, Global creating a beautiful dance video – with flash mobs taking place Coordinator for Mexico in several cities

Dancing parades by MEXICO rose with countless performance a network of events and flashmobs around the country Eve spent the rising with thousands of activists in CONGO organizations along the river in Sarajevo, BOSNIA & NEPAL went A Night of Devotion HERZEGOVINA Gangnam style to honor the Mother when a flash mob and the feminine took over Patan represented the Durban Square rising in INDONESIA

Over 200 flash mobs and dance parties took place in more than 120 cities in ITALY Cities and villages rose with colorful and creative events, dances, marches, and rallies across INDIA – with network groups mobilizing hundreds of thousands of people across the In the U.S. – major events took place in San Francisco, Los In the U.K.- a lead up event called “London Rising” featuring well region Aboriginal women in AUSTRALIA hosted a Angeles, New York, Atlanta, and countless cities and towns – known artists and musicians became the prelude for 220 risings “Rites of Passage to a Violent Free Life” event with thousands of groups leading the risings – together with that took place around the country celebrities, singers, DJ’s, and political figures

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Highlights of Risings Around The World

KENYA rose with a main event in Nairobi with dozens of organizations leading – and with singing and dancing in Central Park

9th and 10th graders in Caracas, VENEZUELA rose and danced Over 300 cities rose in GERMANY and thousands danced in public squares

One Billion Rising is a joyous recognition of the sacred and how it must never be made profane by any person, institution or government. Violence and The European Parliament Rose in BELGIUM the oppression of women is the core wound that foreshadows all other problems in the world, from The City of Lima in poverty to war to destruction of the environment. PERU held events throughout the city Rising is not only dance, it is the birth of the future. – in campuses, plazas, and women’s prisons – with TV In HUNGARY flash mobs Paul Hawken Renowned spots airing every Environmentalist & Author of Blessed Unrest 30 minutes on the and public events were held biggest network throughout the country 64 districts in BANGLADESH organized Live performances, marches, and rallies flash mobs, V-Men workshops, SAN MARTINO, were held throughout CANADA Women met in homes in SOMALIA to learn concerts, and theatre performances ITALY held a hula the flash mob. A march and rally took hoop flash mob in place in the city’s public courtyard, the the piazza first of its kind....and activists worked closely with traffic commissioners to ensure a ‘safe’ road to march down

Activism in art events and demonstrations In AFGHANISTAN a huge march were held in took place in Kabul IRELAND

12 13 15 YEARS AND RISING What began as one event in New York City in 1998, EVENTS today includes 10,000 + V-Day and One Billion Rising events around the globe. +

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250 160 2003 1 7 2002 1998 1999 2000 2001 15 How We Got One Billion To Rise: The Power Of Global Solidarity

Global Coordinators V-Day engaged over 40 anti-violence leaders spanning the globe as Global Coordinators. They organized One Billion Rising in their respective countries and regions, bringing together their extensive networks, groups and alliances – and linking the campaign across continents through common issues and goals. Coordinators conducted outreach and education programs on violence against women One Billion Rising is a new struggle for freedom – issues in their own cultural, social, and political freedom from patriarchal mindsets, patriarchal contexts, translated materials and the campaign families, and patriarchal religious traditions. toolkit into regional languages, fundraised for their Kamla Bhasin, events, invited local celebrities, government officials, Global Coordinator for South Asia artists, writers, educators, and high profile women and men to be part of their local campaigns, and utilized their connections to build extensive mass media campaigns. One Billion Rising Coordinators galvanized their communities and countries in: Bangladesh, Bosnia (former Yugoslavia), Brussels (European Women’s Lobby), Canada, Croatia, France, The Gambia, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Pakistan, Peru, The Philippines, South Africa, South Asia (India, Nepal, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Maldives), Spain, Somalia, Sudan, United Kingdom, United States (Atlanta, California, Chicago, DC, New York) and Zimbabwe.

Monique Wilson, Global Coordinator for The Philippines

16 17 High Profile Support Actors and V-Day board members Jane Fonda, Rosario Dawson, Donna Karan, Thandie Newton, Charlize Theron, and Kerry Washington along with Jessica Alba, BETTY, Connie Britton, Brandi Carlile, Kate Clinton, Glenn Close, Jason Day, Francesca Eastwood, Frances Fisher, Jarvis Green, Anne Hathaway, Bianca Jagger, Zoe Kravitz, Dylan McDermott, Kathy Najimy, Yoko Ono, Apollo Poetry, Robert Redford, Anoushka Shankar, Vandana Shiva,

Sookee, KaDee Strickland, Marisa Tomei, Mario Kerry Washington Testino, Lily Tomlin, Ruby Wax, Royce White, Monique Wilson, Rosie Huntington-Whitely, and many more, activated their networks, attended One Billion Rising events, amplified the message across their social media channels, and rose on 14 February.

Glenn Close

Rosario Dawson

Charlize Theron Sookee Thandie Newton Anne Hathaway, Jane Fonda and Marisa Tomei

It’s part of my life. It’s like breathing. Once you know about the plight of fellow human beings and Speak up about violence. It’s one of those things that there’s something you can do – it’s a vocation that we need to not stay quiet about. If you know some- keeps me up at night. One in every three women will thing about someone or have a story to tell, tell it, experience violence in their lifetime. Once you know because it gives courage to somebody else. I am that, you want to do something about it. You just look rising for the amazing women in my country, who are at the world in a different way, and you want to together calling and saying enough is enough. I’m improve the world for your children and for your rising for the child in me who I don’t think will ever children’s children. recover from what happened to her. Anoushka Shankar Alice Walker

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Coalition Against Domestic Violence > N.O.U.S > Naagarik Awaz > NACASA (Northern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault) > Nagarik Aawaj (NA) > Nanaimo Women’s Resources Society > Nandita Das > NaNE Women’s Rights Association > NAPAWF Bay Area > Napier Women’s Refuge > NAPM > Nari O Manabdhikar Foundation > Nari Sangbadik Kendra > Narika > Naripokkho > Naropa Community Arts Center > Nashua Pastoral Care Center > Nassau County Coalition Against Domestic Violence > National Alliance for Human Rights and Social Justice > National Arts Council > National Association of Women’s Organisa- I left New York City’s Washington Square Park yesterday Covering the Story: What the Media Said after a One Billion Rising flash mob event with the oddest sense of female empowerment. Why odd? Well, mostly because I’m a man. Nonetheless, I found the spectacle and high-energy performance of nearly 300 women dancing to the strains of Tena 577,714,090 Clark’s Break the Chain tremendously inspiring. In The News Social Media twitter impressions OVER 48 HOURS The campaign was covered by media in all corners On 14 February, 2013 – One Billion Rising trended on CNN.COM of world from The New York Times to The Times of TWITTER in seven countries: the Philippines, India, iReport India; from Somali television to the BBC World South Africa, United Kingdom, Mexico, Peru, and Service; from regional papers in Nebraska to National four times in the United States. In nearly 200 countries around the world, people Public Radio; from The Christian Science Monitor to One Billion Rising received 577,714,090 impressions took to the streets Thursday with a carnival spirit as The Guardian live blog covering the day’s events. on Twitter alone over 48 hours. part of One Billion Rising, a campaign initiated by Reuters, the BBC, CNN iReport, and The Guardian, Eve Ensler, the author of The Vagina Monologues, had their correspondents worldwide on alert to Over 10,000 user generated images were submitted to highlight violence against women. In India, the cover One Billion Rising events. Wire services through Twitter and INSTAGRAM. message mirrored widespread public sentiment that covered the story including The Associated Press, FACEBOOK pages for One Billion Rising were created has swelled after the gang rape and death of a Reuters, Agence France Presse, and more. in over 100 countries. 23-year-old physiotherapy student in Delhi in December, bringing women’s rights and safety to In the lead-up to 14 February, Eve appeared on On YOUTUBE, V-Day’s series of campaign videos the center stage of civic and political discourse. dozens of media programs and completed interviews went viral beginning in September with the One Billion ...Thursday’s event, which was attended by dozens and press conferences around the globe. One week Rising short film which has logged over one million of young people from Delhi University and student before, Eve participated in a global telepress confer- views on YouTube, and in November, the One Billion organizations, seemed to herald a broader movement, ence from City of Joy in the Democratic Republic of Rising anthem music video “Break The Chain” was one focused on changing societal mindsets and Congo with over 40 international journalists. released; by 14 February, it had over 900,000 views. 621,000,000 individual attitudes rather than railing against the V-Day Board members and high profile supporters Through LIVESTREAM, One Billion Rising events government. appeared on major national and international television were seen on onebillionrising.org on every continent MEDIA IMPRESSIONS IN THE U.S. ALONE programs to promote the campaign, including: Anne except Antarctica (believe us, we tried), including International Herald Tribune/NYT India Hathaway on “The Tonight Show” during which she Manila, New Delhi, Johannesburg, Banjul, Bukavu, danced with host Jay Leno and audience members; Belgrade, Frome, Berne, San Remo, Atlanta, Chicago, Jane Fonda on “Piers Morgan”; Rosario Dawson on Toronto, Hawaii, Miami, New York City, San Francisco, The day of foot- stomping, flash-mobbing and “Lawrence O’Donnell”; Thandie Newton on “BBC and many more. booty- shaking all across the world will not, in fact, Channel 4” and “CNN International,” and Laura end violence against women. It won’t stop men of We received more than 10,000 photos on Facebook, TRENDED ON TWITTER IN Flanders on “Democracy Now,” “Up with Chris the cloth from molesting children, the Taliban from Twitter, and Instagram in the 48 hours spanning 13 Hayes,” and“Melissa Harris Perry.” shooting little girls who want an education, or and 14 February. boyfriends from raping their girlfriends. But what it 7 COUNTRIES By the end of the campaign, we had increased our does is help all of us tell a new story about what’s social footprint by over 1,000%, achieved over a possible. It creates connections across demographic As an idea, One Billion Rising appears to have BILLION IMPRESSIONS across mostly owned and and organisational difference, a shared experience united long-term campaigners with a younger earned media, and engaged a global network of and set of memories, an undeniable visual and generation inspired by the power of social media supporters on a massive scale. Thanks to the power of visceral demonstration of our collective outrage. It and a desire for change. social media, the conversation continues online today. gives us somewhere to place our intolerance for what happened in New Delhi and Steubenville and so many The Guardian One Billion Rising won the “Just Cause” SoMe places just like it that never made the headlines. Award in Portland for “best use of social media + Above all else, it awakens our own dormant audacity. 10,000 to raise awareness and/or solicit donations for a cause or a non-profit organization.” If Eve Ensler and V-Day can get one billion people to dance together, what else might be possible? user generated images

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22 23 Special Events IN ADDITION TO PRODUCING ONE BILLION RISING EVENTS THAT TOOK PLACE ON 14 FEBRUARY IN NEW YORK CITY, SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES, AND SANTA FE, V-DAY ALSO CREATED AND TOOK PART IN MULTIPLE LARGE-SCALE EVENTS LEADING UP TO AND FOLLOWING ONE BILLION RISING, INCLUDING:

Eve World Tour Africa Rising TEDxWomen State of Female America Breaking The Male Code: After Eve embarked on a world tour during the ramp up to In August, 48 activists and social entrepreneurs from In November, Eve hosted and In November, V-Day produced a Steubenville, A Call To Action 14 February, travelling to Australia, Congo, Mexico, 18 countries in Africa gathered in Nairobi for the first curated a special session at special panel discussion at The In March, V-Day hosted this Guatemala, Peru, Philippines, India, Bangladesh, ever V-Africa Summit, Africa Rising. The gathering TEDxWomen called “The Rising,” Cooper Union, The State Of Female sold-out event in collaboration Belgium, France, Kenya, the United States, and the was an opportunity for V-Day activists to meet and featuring comedian Kate Clinton, America, moderated by GRITtv’s with The Nation. Breaking The UK, helping to raise enthusiasm and media buzz for learn from one another, establish a regional and spoken word artist Asali DeVan Laura Flanders and featuring Eve, Male Code was a powerful the campaign in cities and rural areas alike. continent-wide agenda, and create a platform from Ecclesiastes, GAMCOTRAP Karen Higgins from National and timely panel discussion which to communicate about their work and demands Executive Director Isatou Touray, Nurses United, V-Board member about violence, masculinity, and to the international community. The summit also scholar and advocate Meggan Kimberle Crenshaw from UCLA transformation, featuring NoVo The V-Africa summit made it created great momentum for One Billion Rising and Watterson, photographer iO Tillett School of Law, Amber Hollibaugh Foundation Co-Chair Peter Buffett, possible for women and girls to was an opportunity for Dr. Denis Mukwege, the Wright, and the singers of the from Queers for Racial & Economic journalist Jimmie Briggs, President realize how solidarity and unity of godfather of the V-Men’s movement, to put out a call Break The Chain anthem. The Justice, Ai-jen Poo Director of the of Coach for America and former purpose can bring political gains to men across Africa to create a vision to rise to end event was produced by V-Board National Domestic Workers football player Joe Ehrmann, A for women. Our power in numbers violence against women. member and President & CEO of Alliance, and Randi Weingarten, Call to Men Co-Founder Tony and support for each other will The summit was an important moment in V-Day’s the Paley Center for Media Pat President of the American Federation Porter, and Sports Editor at The enable us to impose political will on history, not only because it brought together so many Mitchell in partnership with the of Teachers. The evening focused Nation, Dave Zirin. leaders to end the sexual atrocities V-activists from across the region in one place for United States Institute of Peace. on how inequality and public vetted on women and girls. the first time ever, but because it set the stage for The special “Rising” session policy affect violence against deeper engagement in V-Day on a grassroots level brought the sold out crowed to women, and celebrated those who across the continent. Special thanks to the Wallace their feet and sparked numerous work towards systemic change. Dr. Isatou Touray, Foundation and Skoll Foundation for making Africa One Billion Rising events in the Executive Director Washington DC area on 14 February. of GAMCOTRAP Rising possible.

24 25 We don’t have to accept that After the Rising violence against women is part and parcel of life. We can change these things. That’s why we’re voting in parliament next week to One Billion Rising 2013 was the beginning of the new make sure that sex and relationship education is mandatory for all world ignited by a new energy. It was not the end of young people, so that we start a struggle but the escalation of it. One Billion Rising changing ideas and changing became the world’s defiant and celebratory collective cultures about what is acceptable response to demand an end to violence against women. in a relationship. Stella Creasy, British MP

Impact One Billion Rising Gave Birth To A Global Solidarity Governments, politicians, and renowned figures from Reigniting unanimity between women’s organizations around the world, including His Holiness the Dalai in various countries and rekindling the ethos of Lama, First Lady of Nepal, the Mayor of Lima, the sisterhood amongst women on a global scale. It Jan Schakowsky, U.S. Representative Prime Minister of Australia, the President of Croatia, became a venue to show strong cohesion among UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, the Los Angeles women and men around the globe – allowing national City Council, British MP Stella Creasy, Vice President and international barriers to fade away. It mobilized of the European Parliament Isabelle Durant creative energy across all nations – linking artists, Isabelle Durant, Belgium, (Belgium), Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter, and women’s groups, young people, grassroots women, Vice President of the European Parliament San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee joined the campaign. legislators, writers, activists – and where artistic One Billion Rising galvanized and empowered and creative initiatives were born. legislators to generate legislation in support of ending violence against women – and demanding that pro- women legislation be the priority of governments and international councils – from VAWA in the United States, to the introduction of legislation for national sex education in schools in Gregory Floyd, President of Teamsters Local 237 the UK, to protesting national policies that allow local and foreign militarization that affect women in the Philippines, to the European Parliament voting on the resolution on “Elimination and Prevention of all forms of Violence Against Women and Girls.” Michael Nutter, Mayor of Philadelphia

Michelle Bachelet, Former President of Chile

26 27 V-DAY IN ACTION

COLLEGE & COMMUNITY CAMPAIGNS

The heart and soul of V-Day – its college and community activists – ushered in V-Day’s 15th season with great enthusiasm. Through over 5,400 Campus Accountability Project V-Spot V-Day events in over 2,280 locations, V-Day activists in all 50 United The Campus Accountability Project (CAP), since For the 2012-2013 season, we re-designed the States, Puerto Rico and 67 countries brought The Vagina Monologues, the 2009 launch, has steadily gained exposure and V-Spot, V-Day’s activist website. Our goal was to A Memory, A Monologue, A Rant and A Prayer, Any One Of Us: Words reached its submissions goal of 300 schools campus maximize usability for our organizers and to create From Prison, and screenings of V-Day’s documentaries Until The Violence sexual assault response policies, which represents a codebase that would provide a more sustainable Stops and What I Want My Words To Do To You into their communities. 10% of the colleges and universities in the United framework for future V-Day campaigns’ work online. States. With this cross-section we began work on We implemented a newer, more sophisticated form V-Day benefits raised $2.3 million for local anti-violence groups, including the next phase of the project, collating a report on of geocoding to allow activists and V-Day staff to over $203,000 for V-Day’s Spotlight Campaign, which for this year our findings. In January, SAFER spearheaded data- view and sort events and beneficiaries by geographical supported One Billion Rising. analysis which resulted in the finished report being location. We also created new tools to help organizers This was V-Day’s most geographically diverse year to date. Some released in September 2013. plan, publicize, and execute their events and a notable places around the globe where V-Day activists brought our beneficiary database of all the organizations that work include: Bolivia; Lady Shri Ram College for Women, New Delhi, have collaborated with and received crucial funding India; Arabic, English, and Hindi productions at Yale Divinity School; from V-Day events. Doha, Qatar; Nicosia, Cypress; Okinawa, Japan; Turku, Finland; Ambato, The experience was life changing. Words don’t really Ecuador; Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia; Moscow, Russia; Maori production in describe it, but it felt amazing to be a part of; to Auckland, New Zealand; Productions in three different Iranian cities; share the stories of The Vagina Monologues just felt Podgorica, Montenegro; Changwon, Busan and Jeju City, Korea; Bishkek, so important to the cast and crew. It was an emotional Kyrgyzstan; Konak and Alsancak, Turkey; Almaty, Kazakhstan Konak roller coaster for us and the audience and it was and Alsancak, Turkey; Almaty, Kazakhstan; Cagayan de Oro City, a pleasure and a privilege to share such an open Philippines; Busan and Jeju City, Korea. exchange between us as story tellers and the audience. Sarah Homan, Wanganui New Zealand (organizer) The Vagina Monologues

28 29 Thanks to the generous grants from the following V-Day supporters, Mbali Khumalo, V-Girls South Africa over 5,000 youth saw Emotional This is not a women’s issue – it’s Creature free of charge; Carole a global crisis. Let’s work together Black, Tena Clark, Beth Dozoretz, [It] gave us the opportunity to laugh, dance and talk to to ensure that no more mothers, Eve Ensler, Jane Fonda, Novo one another. The girls told us that they travelled many Foundation, Mellody Hobson, daughters, sisters, aunts, nieces, miles to get to the Safe House, running away from the cut Jurate Kazickas, Ken Lowe, no more grandmothers experience and towards a brighter future. It took SO much for me not Jacque Mayfield, Patricia violence. to burst out crying when they shared their hopes and Mitchel, Dawn Ostroff, Scott dreams with us. ‘I want to be a lawyer, I want to be a Seydel, and AOL. teacher, I want to write, I want to save my sisters! Robert Redford

V-Men 150 V-Men workshops took place around the world, tripling the amount we had last year. One Billion Rising certainly helped to engage men on a deeper level throughout the movement. In the Philippines, for example, a mass media campaign to engage men and boys to join One Billion Rising by a group of men chosen by female V-Day activists brought out many. The men chosen included a national artist of literature, a TV host, a congressman/activist, a farmer, a visual artist, a sports commentator, a singer-theatre actor, a film and TV actor, a theatre director, and a priest. Representing a broad spectrum of Filipino society, V-Girls Emotional Creature these men were crucial in engaging a large number of men and boys. This year, V-Girls grew to include over 740 local Thanks to the generous support of our donors, the In the Congo, the V-Men campaign is beginning to take hold with men groups called “Emotional Creature Clubs,” tripling workshop productions of Emotional Creature in South joining from all sectors, doctors, teachers, policeman, the governor, the number of registered groups from 2011 to 2013. Africa and Paris in 2011, the commercial premiere at and even men in the army. Girls are leading Emotional Creature Clubs in schools, the Berkeley Repertory Theatre in California in June after school groups, and youth organizations. A free 2012, and the off-Broadway run at the Signature Center Eve’s beautiful poem, The Man Prayer, inspired by a meeting with His downloadable V-Girls Action Guide is available in New York in November 2012 were all a resounding Holiness Gyalwang Karmapa at TED India, was poignantly brought to online free of charge. The Guide integrates Emotional success. Produced by V-Board members Carole Black life as a short film by Eve and filmmaker Tony Stroebel. Creature for peer-to-peer sessions and in-classroom and Pat Mitchell, and Associate Producer, V-Day’s instruction and offers lesson plans and projects in Tony Montenieri, the NYC production opened to rave Language Arts, Social Studies, Health, and Theatre. reviews providing a platform to reach young people V-Girls around the world took a lead in One Billion through schools and youth organizations. Generous Rising, dancing, organizing flash mobs, workshops, donations were made that provided free and reduced- and task forces, and creating songs, poetry, dances cost tickets to students who would otherwise not be and art. able to see the show, expanding the reach of V-Girls in these cities and allowing over 5,000 youth to see Four South Africa V-Girls - Mbali Khumalo, Ratanang Emotional Creature. V-Girls created an interactive Mogotsi, Karabo Tshikube and Samu Khumalo - who experience in the theatre with an Emotional Creature attended our Africa Summit were also able to visit wall where audience members could post their Agnes Pareyio’s Tasaru Ntomonok Rescue Center in reactions to the show. Additionally, post-show talk Narok, Kenya. The girls led over 40 youth peers backs led by V-Girls leaders and cast members living at the Safe House in an Emotional Creature provided an opportunity for girls and girl advocates to workshop. gather after performances to discuss the show, share the V-Girls program, and talk about how Emotional Creature inspires activism in young and old alike.

30 31 V-DAY’S CONGO CAMPAIGN

Nothing is going to stop us. We have created something huge, we have a mission, we are empowering women to take the power in this country and we will continue.

Christine Schuler Deschryver, V-Day Congo Director/Director City of Joy

City of Joy V-World Farm By July 2013, the City of Joy had graduated 222 The V-World farm, a partnership between V-Day and women! Women are leaving the City of Joy having the 11th Hour Project, is a sustainable farm about an had the opportunity to heal from their emotional hour away from the City of Joy, which is partly wounds, live in community, recognize their leadership serving as an added learning tool for the women at skills, and gain valuable skills they can apply to their the program, reinforcing this feeling of forward thinking lives, future business, and engagement in civic life. for Congolese women. A lush expanse of land with On a cultural and political level, the City of Joy carrot, cassava, corn, tomato, soya, rice and bean stands out as a unique example of a project that has crops, the grounds include Tilapia ponds and many its eye on the future of Congo. City of Joy provides a pigs. V-Day’s plan is to develop the farm into a foundation for its women participants, and is an functioning and commercially successful model inspiring a new model of programming. It has also over the next 10 years, to be run by women survivors served as a physical hub for grassroots sensitization who will live there to form a farming cooperative. work, from which women participants have boldly The cooperative will tend to the land and also train advocated for themselves and their sisters in the participants at the City of Joy in sustainable farming press and in front of elected officials. methods.

32 33 2014 - ONE BILLION RISING FOR JUSTICE

On 14 February 2014, we are escalating our One Billion Rising For Justice is a call to women, men, and youth around the world to efforts to demand an end to violence against gather safely on 14 February 2014 outside places where they are entitled to justice – women and girls by ending the culture of court houses, police stations, government offices, school administration buildings, work impunity that keeps it in place. We are calling places, sites of environmental injustice, military courts, embassies, places of worship, on women and men everywhere to RISE, RELEASE, homes, or simply public gathering places where women deserve to feel safe but too often DANCE, and demand JUSTICE! do not. The campaign is a recognition that we cannot end violence against women without looking at the intersection of poverty, racism, war, the plunder of the environment, capitalism, imperialism, and patriarchy. Impunity lives at the heart of these interlocking forces. It is a call to survivors to dance across every country, break the silence, release their stories, acknowledge the truth in solidarity and community, and bring on revolutionary justice. Just like One Billion Rising in 2013, we want the world to see the power of global solidarity, transcending borders, class, age, race, culture, and gender.

Envisioning Justice the skills, networks, and ability to help guide local organizations, individuals, lawyers, unions, and One Billion Rising For Justice was envisioned by alliances with their participation in the campaign. international Regional Coordinators at a gathering They will strategize, create, and promote One Billion in New York City in April 2013. The focus on justice Rising For Justice all over the world. stems from the systematic and endemic global impunity for perpetrators of violence against women and girls that is occurring on local, national, and Global Coordinators Locations international levels. A unanimous decision was made Balkans: Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, to focus on justice as an escalation of our demand to Cyprus, Greece, Romania, Former Yugoslavia • end violence against women and girls once and for all. Central America: Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama • European Union Global Coordinators • Germany • Italy • Mexico • Pakistan • Philippines • Somalia • Sudan • South America: Argentina, One Billion Rising Global Coordinators are activists Bolivia, Chile, Columbia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, based around the world who are engaging their Venezuela • Southern Africa: Botswana, Lesotho, communities, cities, countries, and regions to be a Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, South Africa, part of One Billion Rising For Justice. Many of these Swaziland, Zambia, and Zimbabwe • South Asia: women and men coordinated efforts in 2013, and as Afghanistan, Bhutan, Bangladesh, India, Maldives, long-time activists and V-Day organizers they have Nepal, Sri Lanka • United Kingdom • USA: Atlanta, Los Angeles, New York, Santa Fe and San Francisco.

34 35 New Website State Of Female Justice The new One Billion Rising For Justice website Inspired by V-Day’s “The State of Female America” includes interactive user features, an international event in 2012 – the One Billion Rising For Justice “State blog series on “Envisioning Justice,” creative of Female Justice” panel discussions will premiere expressions of justice through images, poetry, music, in New York City, with similar panels being held in and film, a new toolkit for organizers and risers, links various select countries around the world. The for our other social media sites like Twitter, Facebook, events will focus on discussions on social and and Tumblr – all created to help risers around the feminist justice, and their relationship to ending world connect and be inspired by each other’s violence against women. artistic initiatives. World Tour New Short Film Starting in September 2013, Eve and One Billion V-Day has created a new short film featuring moving Rising Director Monique Wilson will go on an footage from Risings that took place around the international tour to raise awareness about the world in 2013. Like the 2013 Short Film and “Man campaign, talk to women’s groups and grass roots Prayer,” this new piece will help galvanize and communities, and connect with activists on the activate people to RISE for justice. A longer version ground who are organizing One Billion Rising For is being created showcasing the magnitude of One Justice events. Billion Rising for broadcast on TV, Internet & movie World tour stops will include: Bali, France, Germany, theaters around the globe leading up to Haiti, Hungary, India, Myanmar, Nepal, The Philip- 14 February, 2014. pines, Singapore, U.S., and UK. Creative Justice #CAMPUSRISING One Billion Rising For Justice is also a call to women V-Day’s legacy on college campuses has contributed and men around the world to create new, local to what is now a widespread dialogue about reforming artistic expressions of their visions of justice – from campus sexual assault policies. As part of One poetry to spoken and written word, to photography, film, Billion Rising for Justice, V-Day activists at colleges music, and visual arts. and universities will examine and expose injustices on their own campuses through the Campus Rising campaign. This student-driven movement will work towards ending the prevalence of on-campus sexual assault #campusrising and date-rape, as well as administrations’ failure to properly prevent or adequately respond to the needs of college survivors. #rise4justice

36 37 CORE

Guiding Principal V-Day will maintain the two synergistic realms that give V-Day its strength - its dedicated volunteer activists and its unique organizational model. Unlike most global NGOs, V-Day does not have central headquarters or regional offices. Instead, V-Day’s small group of 14 paid staff work remotely from home bases around the world to sustain an online infrastructure that keeps the V-Day network of activists (one billion strong and growing) linked, informed and engaged across the world. Through its virtual structure, V-Day is able to keep traditionally high overhead costs very low, enabling it to give away 89 cents of every dollar raised. This intentional organizational arrangement allows V-Day to be viewed by its dedicated activists as a movement that is owned by them, on the grassroots level. Eve Ensler, V-Day’s Founder and Board Chair, is a volunteer and has never received payment from V-Day for her work.

Board of Directors TEAM The V-Day Board of Directors is a group of extraordinary women who Eve Ensler Christine Schuler Deschryver provide vision, leadership, and wisdom to help guide and support Founder/Artistic Director (Volunteer) V-Day Congo Director & Director of City of Joy V-Day in its work: Joliz Cedeño Amy Squires Campaigns Manager Online Director Carl Cheng Susan Celia Swan Online & Creative Services Manager Executive Director Noelle Colomé Kristina Vigna Development Director Finance Manager Purva Panday Cullman Laura Waleryszak Carole Jennifer Kimberlé Rosario Eve Jane Mellody Programs & Giving Director College & Community Campaigns Manager Black Buffett W. Crenshaw Dawson Ensler Fonda Hobson Kate Fisher Monique Wilson Communications & Special Events Director One Billion Rising Director Cecile Lipworth Managing Director V-Day thanks Heather Moseley, Megan Sparkman, Tony Montenieri David Hay, Nikki Noto, Jonathan Archer, Brooke Katherine Pat Thandie Emily Amy Cari Kerry Director of Operations Shelby Biggs, Jason Sywak, Jennifer Hirsch, McFate Mitchell Newton Scott Pottruck Rao Ross Washington Shael Norris Cathryn Swan and Emi Kane for their dedicated College & Community Campaigns Director work and support.

Lisa Wendy Regina Susan Charlize Sheryl Schejola Akin Schmidt K. Scully Celia Swan Theron Sandberg

38 39 FINANCIAL STATEMENt INCOME Foundations $ 3,040,556 for the fiscal year ending June 30th, 2013 Individual Donors & Corporate Sponsors $ 2,288,411 Donated Goods & Services $ 110,000 One Billing Rising Fund for Panzi Hospital (DRC) $ 410,800 V-Day Campaign Spotlight Contributions $ 248,744 Interest Income $ 3,974 Total Income $ 6,102,485

EXPENSES PROGRAMS Community & College Campaign $ 246,377 Communications & Events $ 428,599 Website/V-Spot $ 234,607 V-Girls $ 261,002 One Billion Rising $ 1,700,103 Total Programs $ 2,870,687

Grants Safe Houses, Haiti Spotlight, Vagina Warrior Scholarships & Emergency Aid $ 1,163,471 One Billing Rising Fund for Panzi Hospital (DRC) $ 191,585 City of Joy / V-World Farm (DRC) * $ 1,087,247 Total Grants ** $ 2,442,304

Donated Goods & Services Donated Goods & Services $ 110,000 Total Programs, Grants & Donated Goods & Services $ 5,422,991 One Billion Rising has activated the world! It has ignited and stirred our hearts and souls and given a Staff & Administration voice for so many in support of humanity. It has Development $ 204,828 reminded us that we are alive, and share in the Finance and Infrastructure $ 474,666 responsibility of making our world a better place. One Billion Rising is not only a global movement - it Total Staff & Administration $ 679,494 is a moral imperative! Reserve Funds Reserve Funds for 2012-2013 General Operating $ 250,000 Regina K. Scully, V-Board Member

Total Expenses $ 6,102,485

*Grant includes 2012-2013 operating & campaign expenses for City of Joy. ** V-Day’s College & Community Campaigns raised an additional $2,381,486 million dollars in 2013 that V-Activists donated directly to anti-violence groups in their communities Tens of thousands of talented volunteers dedicated their time to spreading the movement each and every day. Thanks to them, the V-Day movement has spread across the planet, with kindness, energy and creativity.

40 41 THANK YOU

V-Day would like to thank every person who gave this past year, regardless of amount. The support of thousands of generous donors, and tens of thousands of talented volunteers worldwide makes V-Day’s work possible. The following foundations, individuals, Mobilizing my city for One Billion and corporations provided extraordinary Rising was emotional and fulfilling. Miami ROSE in true tropical style leadership gifts to support our work this under the stars and purifying rain. We year and dedicated their time to spreading engaged, educated, and celebrated our community through dance, music the movement each and every day. Thanks and art touching the hearts of adults and children and joining one billion to all of your generosity, the movement is Global Green USA facilitated a relationship with Sunpower Foundation to provide solar people globally to make violence equipment to City of Joy, providing clean, reliable electricity. In August, Matt Petersen alive and thriving and rising. against women a thing of the past! (then GG President & CEO) traveled to Bukavu with a team of volunteers including Chadi Lisa Schejola Akin, V-Board Member Depelchin, Michael Stangl, & Heiko Steiber, to install the system and train a local team to operate and maintain it.

> Christopher Garneau > Chelsie Prince Corporate $2,000,000+ 20,000+ 10,000+ 2,500+ 1,000+ > Lynne & Daniel Gelfman > Jana & Kee Reynolds > ABC Home & Planet > Georgetown Day School > Stacey Rhodes > NoVo Foundation > Bethany Asplundh > Lisa Brown & > Angie Allen & Enid Draluck, > Lisa Ades Foundation > Grant Me the Wisdom > Susan Bell Richard > Diana de Vegh & One Daniel Handler Full Circle Living > Esther Ann Asch > Amanda Keidan Jewelry Foundation > Lisa Sardegna 500,000+ World Fund > Chris Haddad > Feldman Family Fund > Jackie Asplundh > Atlantic Philanthropies > Mellody Hobson > Dewayne & Pat Gallenberg > Wendy Belkin & Linda Bryant > Liz Helenchild > J. H. Singer > Regina K. Scully > Barbara Jones > Baker Creek Heirloom > The Isabel Allende > Nonie Greene > Berger Family Foundation > Barbara Merlino Henry > Joseph & Diane Steinberg > Anonymous > Mindy Uhrlaub, Seed Company > Ingrid & Edward Hills > Jefferson Stone and The Fledgling Fund Foundation > Susan Haas & Keith Patti > Kathryn Blanchard > Chavez For Charity > Dean Hood Shannon Turk-Stone > Ron & Cheryl Howard > Julie Kavner > Stephanie Halouma > Danah Boyd > Dramatists Play Service 200,000+ > Irene Hsu > Karen Stone Family Foundation > Khachaturian Foundation > Erin Noble > Joan Brooks Baker & > Horizon Media, Inc > Emily & David Pottruck > J.D.M. Foundation > A.L. Swartzberg > Inmaat Foundation > Jimmy Choo Foundation > Niyama Yoga Margeaux Klein > Joyaux Marisol > Amy Rao > Patricia Joanides > Phyllis Taylor > Gina Maya on behalf of Thandie Newton > Dawn Ostroff > Brumberger Foundation > MacMillan Publishers > The 11th Hour Project > Lisa Jones > Tompkins-Imhoff Fund > Carlo & Micól Schejola > JaMel & Tom Perkins > The Pensky Family > Leslie Walker Burlock > Mark Goucher Ltd > Randen Kane > Trustees of Boston Univerity Foundation > Colin & Ronit Plank Foundation > Karen Cashen > MULU, Inc. > Shirley Klinghoffer > Alan Farago & Lisa Versaci 100,000+ > Stephen Lewis Foundation > Jeremy Pochman > Scott Seydel > Tena Clark > Neiman Marcus > Leslie Family Foundation > Adrian Villaraos > Susie Tompkins Buell > Maxine Stern > Nancy Schaub > Howard and Sharon Socol > Connie Codding > Vosges Haut-Chocolat > Lindy Family Charity Fund > K. Vojack & Mark Buell Charitable Fund > Lisa & Mathew Sonsini Family Foundation > Jesse Cool > Turner Foundation, Inc. > Tender Education and Arts > Virginia Coyle > Ken Lowe and Scripps > W.S. Scharff Family VERY SPECIAL THANKS > Wallace Global Fund 5,000+ > Margaret & Reid Dennis Networks Foundation 50,000+ > Mali Marinelli > Summer Tompkins Walker We extend our heartfelt > Deb Wetherby > Blossom Hil Foundation > Dagmar Dolby > Carole Black thanks to the following > The Women of Congo > Eliza Brown > Beth Dozoretz > Jacquelyn Mayfield > Yen Chuang Foundation individuals who so generously > Kieschnick Family Fund > Anonymous > Fonda Family Foundation > Laura Ellington > Margot McFedries > Mark & Stacey Zolan > Pat Mitchell > Anonymous > Aileen Getty > John Eugene > Margaret Mermin > Anonymous provided their pro-bono legal > The David and Lucile > Ann Kaplan > Silvia Faidutti > Margaret Newell > Anonymous guidance: Janet Abrams, Packard Foundation > Jurate Kazickas > Randi and Bob Fisher > Northern Trust Janet Dubrovolny, and Nancy > Skees Family Foundation > John Ladner > Pam Fleischaker > Peco Foundation Rose. And to Paula Allen, > The Skoll Foundation > Lakshmi Foundation > Josi Fleishman > Lorena Perez Taylor Krauss, Tony Stroebel > Marsha Williams > The Future Hope Foundation > Corine Frankland > Penny Platnick & Jo Stroebel/Redletter > The MCJ Amelior > Renee Linnell > Karen Poltis-Virk Productions and V-Day activists Foundation > Lois McGuire all over the world whose > Anonymous > Frances Pepper stunning images tell the story > Nancy Rose of V-Day on these pages. > Kerry Washington

42 43 TAKE ACTION

#Rise4Justice! 14 February, 2014 HELP TURN PAIN TO POWER Visit onebillionrising.org to: IN CONGO REGISTER your event on the One Billion Rising For Visit vday.org/drc to: Justice map EDUCATE yourself and others WATCH “This is What Justice Looks Like” videos SUPPORT women on the ground SHARE “What Justice Looks Like” to you via video, DONATE to the campaign and City of Joy words, song, art, or poetry SIGN UP to host a Congo Teach-In MEET New Global Coordinators VIEW photo galleries and videos CONNECT with activists all over the world

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44 45 ONE BILLION DANCED UP THE will of the WORLD

TO END VIOLENCE AGAI NST WOMEN in one day. JUST IMAGINE WHAT WE’LL DO NEXT.

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