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1 1 Session 13 Session 13 Acknowledging Women’s Experience Recording Stories on Film and in Books

2 2 Deciding the focus of the books and stories This could include: Celebrating women’s strengths The horror of the tsunami The aftermath Lessons learned Sexual and gender based violence in disaster and emergency situations Designing a Story Book Project

3 3 Using the process as a capacity building and community development strategy Planning local events Planning a national festival to launch the books

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