Sherohub aims to raise awareness of gender-based violence and empower girls/women globally with knowledge on their rights, and resources through interactive visual novel video-games.
“As a domestic violence survivor, my mission is to educate and empower girls and women in a culturally relevant way. Using video games is a highly scalable communication approach which is also attractive and engaging. Gender-based violence is a global problem and through Sherohub’s culturally-specific initiatives, we want to positively transform the life trajectory of those previously prone to be victim as well as potentially those destined to be perpetrator.”
This is an educational game that teaches teens about relationship abuse.
Following high school students meeting up to plan a talent show. Eight characters, each of whom struggled with a different form of relationship abuse.
SheroHub is being implemented as part of a plan teach better relationship habits and awareness to public school students in Westchester County, NY.
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Represent: Ailsa Gilliam is working with girls to code a video game that empowers girls to spot the early signs of abusive relationships with Sherohub
Ailsa Gilliam discusses her incredible fight for survival with domestic abuse. The fight for herself and her children. Domestic Abuse often the silent killer. Ailsa
