Updated: 
September 14, 2024 10:34 AM

Voice & Tone

Our personality and character

Our voice is defined by passion, empathy, science, and an unwavering spirit. Our tone remains respectful, constructive, strategic, supportive and offers hope to our beneficiaries.

Our voice represents who we are as an organization and is shaped by the following principles:

  1. Passionate: We are deeply committed to our cause and this should come across in our communications;
  2. Empathetic: We understand the pain and trauma associated with forced genital mutilation and speak with compassion;
  3. Informed: Our communications are backed by evidence and credible information;
  4. Unyielding: We are firm in our stance against genital mutilation and will not compromise on our mission.

Our tone can vary depending on the context, but should generally follow these principles:

  1. Respectful: We recognize the sensitive nature of our mission and engage in conversations with respect for all viewpoints;
  2. Constructive: We aim to build bridges and find common ground, working together to create a world where all children are protected from forced genital mutilation;
  3. Strategic: We speak out strongly against forced genital mutilation and advocate for change without resorting to hostility, aggression, or insulting undertones;
  4. Supportive: We provide support to victims and allies alike, and our tone should always be encouraging and uplifting;
  5. Hopeful: We convey optimism and a positive vision for a future without genital mutilation, inspiring individuals and communities to join our cause.