BTAI stands for Boys Talk About It. It is an annual project undergone to create societal awareness of the realities of Boy-Child Sexual Abuse. The stories you will be reading are anonymously shared with us by real people, detailing real experiences. PS: The majority of the stories shared here are by men who were abused […]
BTAI stands for Boys Talk About It. It is an annual project undergone to create societal awareness of the realities of Boy-Child Sexual Abuse. The stories you will be reading are anonymously shared with us by real people, detailing real experiences. PS: The majority of the stories shared here are by men who were abused
BTAI stands for Boys Talk About It. It is an annual project undergone to create societal awareness of the realities of Boy-Child Sexual Abuse. The stories you will be reading are anonymously shared with us by real people, detailing real experiences. PS: The majority of the stories shared here are by men who were abused
BTAI stands for Boys Talk About It. It is an annual project undergone to create societal awareness of the realities of Boy-Child Sexual Abuse. The stories you will be reading are anonymously shared with us by real people, detailing real experiences. PS: The majority of the stories shared here are by men who were abused
BTAI stands for Boys Talk About It. It is an annual project undergone to create societal awareness of the realities of Boy-Child Sexual Abuse. The stories you will be reading are anonymously shared with us by real people, detailing real experiences. PS: The majority of the stories shared here are by men who were abused
Here’s pictures of Boys Without Borders doing what we do best at St. Patrick’s Grammar School Orita-Bashorun, Ibadan, impacting the lives of young boys. On Wednesday 19th of May 2022 we spoke to the boys on topics like Sexual Abuse and Consent, Drug addiction, Peer Pressure among others. In line with our objectives, this visit
Here are a few pictures from our Community Outreach and Awareness Walk against Sexual Abuse of the Boy Child at Sango-Poly Road, Ibadan, Oyo State on Saturday, 16th October 2022. Our Volunteers were able to interact with the people and enlighten them on Sexual Abuse of the Boy-child, what to look out for and how
Pictures from our visit to Abadina College on Thursday 7th of October. In line with our current campaign against Sexual Abuse with project #BoysTalkAboutIt 2.0 we spoke to the boys on Sexual Abuse and Sexual Education and other topics like Peer Pressure and Character building, Drug Abuse and Addiction. As the pictures show, the boys
On Sunday, 16th of May 2021, our volunteers took to the streets of Nalende, Mokola, Ibadan. This was the last event lined up in commemoration of the International Day of the Boy-child, which held on that day. We sensitized boys, guardians and people in the community on important issues concerning the boy-child and the need
By: Solomon Idowu Image Credit: Boys Without Borders/Ire Ajewole. As a boy or man, have you ever had situations where you are uncomfortable with a female being your leader? Or have you ever experienced scenarios where females are told to respect their male counterparts for the mere fact that they are male? Or that a
Over the years, issues surrounding the boy-child and his development have not been given enough attention as required, thereby causing the areas essential for his growth to be treated with levity.
