Channels of Hope Restore
The Role of Faith in Restored Relationships
Faith leaders and communities are deeply influential in shaping social and cultural norms. Their interpretations of religious texts can either reinforce harmful practices or become a powerful force for healing and justice.
Overview
Channels of Hope Restore (formerly Channels of Hope Gender) is designed to engage church and faith actors to promote personal transformation and collective action towards human equality and peaceful relationships. It aims to address negative norms, roles, and power dynamics between men and women, girls and boys. Through CoH Restore participants explore how faith and society shape views on dignity, equality, and relationships. reflect on the spiritual arc of creation, brokenness, and restoration. Are equipped to act for peaceful, equal, and respectful relationships
Outcomes
- The decrease in violence against children in all its forms
- Strengthened collaboration between child protection systems (government) and faith community structures such as churches, temples, and mosques to prevent and respond to violence against children
- Establish religious institutions as child-safe organizations
To learn more about the specific root causes and assets check out page 26 of the CoH User Guide.
Resources and Quick Links
Download the CoH User Guide (36 pages) for guidance on how to use the curricula.
To learn more, check out the Channels of Hope e-Orientation: Fill out this registration form, and we’ll set up a guest account for you in the World Vision eCampus platform. If you require further information or technical assistance, please contact the fieldlearningsolutions@wvi.org.
With questions about becoming a Channels of Hope Facilitator, contact channels_of_hope@wvi.org.
