Do my best to stop the violence against women & stand whenever I see someone who needs help.

teach my daughter and my son what being a woman and being a man, respectively, really means.

continuously treating women equally and gently and opposing the violence against women

Never standing by or tolerating any violence towards women when I can act. No one deserves to be degraded, humiliated, demoralized ever.

Being an advocate for women and children impacted by violence and supporting organizations that help them.

Generating rigorous evidences and insights to build perspectives, improve practices and enabling policies to end early marriage in the World

DONATING MONEY TO HELP TO VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN.

making sure all female, colleagues as well as contractors, are treated with the respect they deserve

My wife and I promise to set an example for our daughters by emphasizing respect and equality between men and women, in all stages of life.

Showing people around me that severe inequality starts with ‘harmless jokes’.

being an example to my 2 boys on how to treat women with respect and to stand up and be a voice for what is right.

Corey’s inspiration behind making a promise to Ring the Bell:

“The trigger for me to join happened when I watched a YouTube video of Patrick Stewart answering a question at Comicpalooza. After I stopped crying, I realized that I had a similar life story albeit one generation removed from the horror of war and PTSD. This event is something that is positive and attacking the problem at its root, not merely treating the resulting mess left behind by domestic violence.

I grew up reading books where the white knights prevailed and saved those around them. I always dreamed of being one of those guys who would do the one amazing act that would save the world. Reality set in for me about a year ago, and I realized that I was close to perpetuating the cycle of violence in my family. I had always sworn I would not have the same environment for my family where no one knew when things would spin out of control and result in violence. I have gone through some drastic changes in the last year and have made significant strides in ensuring that the cycle ends here and now. One of the things that this process has made me realize is that its not enough to internally make a commitment to something. You have to share it with someone else in order to really have meaning.

I have come to realize as well that BIG change, world saving change is like a fractal picture. From one perspective it is a coherent picture and a single entity, something impossible to achieve by one person. But if you look closer, the picture is actually made of many smaller pictures identical except on a smaller scale, still too big to accomplish by one person. Looking more closely and at ever decreasing scales, you realize that the big change, that monolithic entity of immense and awe inspiring stature, is really made up of tiny pieces of change repeated over and over, combining into something larger than can be imagined. Identical in shape and proportion to the global change but something easily achievable by an individual. The power to effect change is not given to one person alone. That power is given to all of us, and it becomes a self-sustaining avalanche of tiny acts that form the larger one. I have heard that you must be the change you want to see. That’s the only way to really achieve it.

Being a father gives me the opportunity to influence the world I will leave behind. Fathers teach their sons and daughters how men should treat women and can give them the strength of character and purpose to ring their own bell and to be their own agents of change. Strength should be used to protect the weaker and to lift up the less fortunate, not to enrich yourself.

Too many times I’ve heard that one person can’t make a difference, you can’t change the world. I don’t agree. The world is the way it is because people have chosen to act a certain way. Choose to act differently and you will change the world.”

teaching my students better ways to proceed when they are in difficult times.

sensitize and raising awareness of GBV through the Church for women by organizing conferences for them….. embrace them with Godly love

I promise to ring the bell by devoting my time towards the women empowered in states of india.

I promise to help end violence against women

To have the aged long practices that physically violate women abolished. To have all forms of violation of women stopped.

acknowledging that their needs may sometimes be different from mine as a man and being okay with that!

Spreading awareness to respect women, working against corruption, fighting against injustice and speaking against crimes.

Having courage to take the risks needed to promote peace, at home and close to home.

Pushing for men to learn how to treat women with respect and kindness.

The most courageous act of any man is to stand for justice.

teaching my son to respect women and to stand up when they are being abused.

Teaching self defense to women and being as good an example of a respectful man as I can be.

Teach kids who look up to me that strong men respect women—and walk the talk.