Schedule

8:00-8:20 Register, Welcome, Introduce and Admin

8:20-9:05 Presentation and General Discussion

1- Activity Report (CMN Annual Report): 10 mns

2- General Discussion (30 mns):

- Plan: Getting Bigger (Spread to another provinces)

- Membership Expansion

- Plan for Youth Group Capacity Building: Gender and Youth's Responsibilities in Relation to Transmission of HIV/AIDS

(Prevention of Spreading AIDS and Elimination of Discrimination Against AIDS Victims, Drug and Gangs)

Opportunity and Threat

9:05-9:20 Building Capacity Skill: Yes or No? If yes, what?

Last year we did advocacy and this year, we will do Legal Advocacy

(Meaning we advocate to implement the laws by local authorities to

protect women from violence)

9:20-9:35 PADV to explain about their "Men Stop Violence" Project

9:35-9:55 Break

9:55-10:30 Show video (Vigil Public Concert and WRC Activities, 2002) and WRC

plan to spread to village levels for 2003.

10:30-10:50 The report of youth activities on violence, thief, rape, drugs and gangs

10:50-11:50 Men and Stress:

- Group discussion about the following:

1. What sort of problems give men stress and how do they usually relieve that

stress?

2. How does stress and men 's reactions to stress affect/cause violence against

women?

3. When men have these problems, who do they ask for help – other men or

women?

4. Are laws enough to solve the problem of violence against women?

5. What services are there to help men who want to solve their problems of

stress and anger? There are services for women in crisis, but what about for

men? What do we need?

6. What other strategies can help men solve problems of stress?

Other questions:

1. Are men happy about having a leader who is a woman, or does this contribute to their stress? Do they prefer a male boss or a female boss? Why?

2. Does women's empowerment make men nervous? If so, why?

11:50-12:00 Closing

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