If we can't eradicate rape culture from our modern society, we should at least take care of its victims better. But how? Marva Zohar is one of them and she's got a plan.

Marva Zohar is a passionate poet, midwife and feminist activist dedicated to women’s mental and reproductive health worldwide. She is currently on an international speaking tour, promoting the realization of her vision: "Land Where Women Heal." Marva is a conscientious objector to Israel’s mandatory military draft. She is a leader in Israel's Freedom of Birth Movement, has established a hotline for survivors of obstetric violence, and speaks internationally on women’s reproductive rights. Marva has served as a midwife in three continents, and whilst working among refugees in Africa, she has promoted the training of leaders as advocates for gender-based violence survivors.

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Marva Zohar: Rape culture can't heal us | Marva Zohar | TEDxOxford

Rape culture can't heal us | Marva Zohar | TEDxOxford

Survivors of gender-based violence in Uganda face systemic barriers: medical aid requires a police report, which in turn demands payment.

Marva Zohar unveils 'Land Where Women Heal', a village model offering trauma-informed care, aiming to be a beacon for global replication.

Globally, gender-based violence persists, affecting lives from Uganda to Germany, urging a societal transformation for healing.