ERADICATING THE VIOLENCE THAT AFFECTS 1 IN 3 WOMEN WORLDWIDE
Based on 15 years of experience in this combat, our strategy is to act with key feminist partners at three levels to achieve real transformative change: supporting survivor-centered services, implementing programs to break the intergenerational cycle of violence with future generations and mobilizing both our internal and external networks to take action for gender equality. We pro-actively source long-term partnerships in six countries and work hand in hand with a cross-section of local experts, from grassroots networks to specialist organizations to alternative models that can be scaled up.

SUPPORTING SURVIVORS TO LIVE FREE FROM VIOLENCE
For women to access the support they need worldwide, we partner with a cross-section of frontline, local organizations that provide vital and comprehensive needs-driven services, all while working towards rebuilding autonomy.

CHANGING BEHAVIORS AND ATTITUDES TO BREAK THE CYCLE OF VIOLENCE
In order to break the intergenerational cycle of violence, we focus on addressing its root causes. With our partners, we challenge gender stereotypes particularly by engaging men and boys, involve the youth to change behaviors and attitudes and work on the intersection with violence against children, in particular incest.

TAKING COLLECTIVE ACTION TO STAND AGAINST VIOLENCE
Understanding the impacts of domestic violence, we work to create a safe and supportive workplace for survivors at Kering and through mobilizing other companies. We also offer our employees the opportunity to get involved by volunteering their skills to Foundation partners.






OUR PROGRAMS FOR MEANINGFUL CHANGE
La Maison des femmes de Saint-Denis
La Maison des femmes de Saint-Denis, established in 2016, is a unique haven for survivors of violence. The centre provides access to 60 professionals across four units.

The latest news

“To be free is to be able to live the life that I choose.” Through its new video, the Kering Foundation commemorates and honors the strength, courage and will of women survivors, and the organizations that work daily to support them.
Read moreEmpowering the voices of survivors

On September 15, 2022, leaders united at the Kering Foundation’s first-ever Caring for Women Dinner held in New York. The dinner raised over $3 million dollars and benefited the following organizations to address gender-based violence: National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV), Global Fund for Women, Jordan River Foundation (JRF) and Ms. Foundation for Women.
Read moreKering Foundation’s Caring for Women Dinner raised over $3 million for organizations committed to ending gender-based violence

Read our 2021 Highlights to learn more about our key achievements in 2020 and 2021, and how we are continuing our mission to stop violence against women.
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