CONTENTS

04 MESSAGE FROM EVE

18 BUILDING THE MOVEMENT,
BUILDING THE CITY OF JOY
32 BLUEPRINT
36 BEYOND BORDERS
38 ARCHITECTURE
50 SUSTAINABILITY
60 PLANNING
66 SERVICE
70 FINANCIAL STATEMENT
72 THANK YOU
74 TAKE ACTION

In 2010, V-Day activists brought the

message of “Building the Movement,
Building the City of Joy” to their
college campuses and communities
across the globe. Through art and
activism, and with undaunted
creativity and passion, they continued
to bring the stories of women to
theaters and coffee shops, classrooms
and churches, Facebook pages and
Twitter feeds. Activities during
V-Season spilled over into a year-long
dialogue, raising ever more funds and
empowering the most critical, on the
ground work to end violence against
women and girls. All of us at V-Day
thank you for your support as we build
the movement together each day,
bringing us closer to ending violence.

SUSAN CELIA SWAN, MANAGING DIRECTOR,

AND CECILE LIPWORTH, MANAGING DIRECTOR,
CAMPAIGNS & DEVELOPMENT
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Welcome back. Welcome for the first time. Thank you for caring
about women and girls. Thank you for loving your community.
Thank you for giving your time and energy and talent and
leadership and resources and wild vagina and vagina-friendly
selves. Thank you for being brave and stepping up and knowing
you can change what is happening and knowing we are all
responsible for protecting women and girls, which leads to em-
powering them. Thank you for knowing that when women are
free and safe, life itself is protected, as is our future. Thank you
for being on this journey and bringing others with you. Thank
you for doing all this in such difficult times across the planet, a
time when so many are unemployed and living in poverty, when
our precious earth is imperiled. Thank you for not succumbing
to cynicism and hopelessness. We know that for over twelve
years V-Day has, through people like you, moved into 140
countries, and raised $75 million dollars for grassroots groups.
We know that together we have created a vagina revolution
around the world, broken taboos, given girls and women
opportunities to find their voice, educated and welcomed men.
In 2010, V-Day donors and activists raised over 1 million
dollars for the women of Congo and the City of Joy. Thousands
made their voices heard on the V-Wall for Congo and many
of them helped purchase essential items for the City of Joy
through the registry. Hundreds of Congo teach-ins were done
in communities, and performances of A Memory, A Monologue,
A Rant and A Prayer got lots of men involved in the V-Day
movement. V-Activists raised nearly 4 million dollars for grass-
roots groups working to end violence against women in their
communities. They helped shelters stay open and kept hotlines
running, and they supported the small but powerful groups in
their neighborhoods that work every day to keep women safe.
On over 900 college campuses, in over 500 communities and
5,000 performances, V-Day was alive. Even where there was
danger, activists kept going with grace and humor, encouraging
women to tell their stories, to release their pain, to find their
joy and pleasure. They helped keep open our Safe Houses
in Kenya where girls are no longer being cut and are going to
school instead. They wrote checks and gave much aid and sup-
port to our sisters in Haiti and Pakistan. They educated girls in
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places like Sri Lanka, Congo, Kenya, and the U.S. They support-
ed Afghan girls who will grow up to be empowered activists,
and who will one day lead their country. They piloted readings
of I Am An Emotional Creature from Mumbai to Los Angeles,
launching V-Girls, the next step of the V-Day movement.
In 2011, the work continues. Let’s go further, be more daring.
Let’s take V-Day to more places - places where women and
girls are most invisible and in the greatest need. Let’s support
those who have lost their jobs and homes and those who
are suffering financial abuse as well as physical and sexual
abuse. Let’s continue to raise funds for those still reeling from
the flood in Pakistan. Let’s keep our focus on the women of
Congo as we are poised to open the City of Joy, a leadership
and healing center in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of Congo,
on February 4, 2011. Let’s keep our eyes and hearts on this
victory and see it as the turning point where women of Congo
begin to rise up and turn their pain to power. Let’s view the City
of Joy as a literal place, but also as a concept, a decision, a
continuation of the movement to end violence against women
and girls. Building the City of Joy means modeling a process
of change that is directed by women on the ground, conceived
by women on the ground, and fulfilled by women on the
ground. It is V-Day to its core. It is community, activism, joy.
This year, let’s put on more events and wear our reds and pinks
and take to the streets and speak truth to power. Let’s dig
deeper, and give more.
Your love and support and activism have inspired me and
made me better this year as I have made my way from illness
to health. For this – for you - I thank you from the bottom of
my heart. Let’s make this year ahead our most powerful,
transformational, outrageous year yet.
I’m ready – there’s so much to do...
My love and deepest gratitude,
Eve
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The City of Joy,
a revolutionary center in
Bukavu, Democratic Republic
of Congo (DRC), will be
a community for survivors of
gender violence. Comprised
of classrooms, houses,
an administrative building,
technology center, and
gardens, it has been built by
local women and men, and
furnished by local carpenters
and craftsmen.

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Dedicated to the healing and empowerment of survivors of
gender violence, the City of Joy will provide women with
a place to heal emotionally from their trauma through therapy,
while also providing them with training in an innovative leadership
program focused on human rights, activism, economic literacy,
storytelling, dance, theater, self-defense, comprehensive sexuality
education, and ecology. It will be the creation of a new template
and vision where women turn their pain to power.

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The City of Joy,
which began construction
in late 2009, will open
its doors to its first
group of 90 women in
January 2011.

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While the City of Joy is an actual place, it also represents
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women on the ground, fulfilled by women on the ground, and
directed by women on the ground. It is V-Day to its core.
In essence, building the City of Joy means everyone working
together to provide resources, energy, and support for grassroots
women so that they can create their destinies on their own terms.
This is the daily work of V-Day activists across our planet.

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&ROM»PLAYWRIGHT&OUNDER»%VE»%NSLERgS»EARLY»WORKSHOPPING»OF
The Vagina Monologues, to the initial laying of its foundation in
1998 with our very first benefit performance, to our continued
expansion over the last twelve years, the V-Day movement has
been built, activist by activist, on the notion that grassroots
women are powerful change-makers who can and must direct
the future of their communities.

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V-Day belongs to no single person or small group of
decision makers, but rather to thousands of V-Day activists
across the world. In the same way, the City of Joy will belong
to the women of Congo. It will be theirs, restoring their sense
of agency over their lives and connecting them to the continuously
expanding and evolving global movement that is V-Day.

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BUILDING THE CITY OF JOY

CONGO CAMPAIGN
The DRC’s current twelve-year conflict, fueled by a desire to control the Congo’s
vast resources and fed by forces linked to the 1994 Rwandan genocide, has
created a humanitarian crisis of epic proportions with an estimated six million
dead. Since 1996, sexual violence against women and girls in Eastern DRC has
been used as a weapon of war to torture, humiliate, and destroy women and
girls, families and communities. As many as 500,000 women and girls alive in
the DRC today have been raped and sexually tortured.
The DRC is the worst place on the planet to be a woman or girl.
Working with the women activists, leaders, and survivors in the DRC and through
UNICEF, V-Day’s STOP RAPING OUR GREATEST RESOURCE: Power To The Women and
Girls of the Congo campaign, initiated in 2007, is raising global awareness about
the level of sexual violence in the DRC and advocating for change on local,
provincial, national, and international levels through media, high-profile events,
and targeted advocacy. The campaign is also providing necessary resources and
support for local women to rebuild and transform their lives.

STOP RAPING OUR

GREATEST RESOURCE

POWER TO
WOMEN
AND GIRLS
OF DEMOCRATIC
REPUBLIC OF CONGO

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STOP RAPING OUR GREATEST RESOURCE: Power To The Women and Girls of
the Congo V-Day’s STOP RAPING OUR GREATEST RESOURCE: Power to the Women and Girls of the Congo cam-
paign has been an incredible success over the past year, galvanizing thousands across Congo. Here are a few milestones:
Widespread print and radio
coverage of the campaign in
the Congolese media has raised
awareness of the scourge of sexual
violence experienced daily in Congo-
lese communities, provided survivors
of that violence with information
about resources available to them
legally, and has dealt with cultural
violence.
Training activists: Hundreds of
activists have been equipped, trained,
and informed about the subject of
sexual violence and the mechanisms
needed to stop these crimes, while
assisting survivors and denouncing
perpetrators. The trainers themselves
have in turn trained hundreds more
activists.
TURNING
PAIN TO
POWER
Engaging local leaders and Activists have participated in
authorities and gaining their various in-country marches
support has helped to create during the year, wearing V-Day
opportunities for dialogue and action. Congo T-shirts and carrying the
More than 600 religious and campaign’s poster with them.
community leaders and tribal chiefs Among the marches, was one
have participated in conversations commemorating the 50th anni-
and gatherings; many were versary of DRC’s independence.
astounded to hear about the
magnitude of the problem and
the repercussions of sexual
violence in their environment.
Performances of The Vagina
Monologues in Kinshasa, Goma,
Bukavu, Kisangani, and Bunia for
huge audiences, including political
and administrative authorities, and
customary chiefs, students and
activists, have generated much
conversation about sexual violence
and women’s rights and have
enabled taboos to be broken, and the
truth to be told in public arenas.
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BUILDING THE CITY OF JOY

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and supporters become a part of the building of the City of Joy
2010 Spotlight Campaign Focuses on Congo for a 2nd Year!
A hallmark of V-Day’s work globally is its annual Spotlight Campaign, through which V-Day highlights a particular group of
women who are experiencing unthinkable violence. V-Day does this by channeling worldwide media attention on this area
and by raising funds for groups who are addressing the humanitarian crisis being spotlighted. In 2010, for the first time
in our history, we kept the same Spotlight Campaign for two years in a row, naming the women and girls of the DRC V-Day’s
2010 Spotlight. The Spotlight Campaign was highlighted at thousands of 2010 V-Day benefit events, garnering local media
coverage. To date, the campaign has raised over $536,244 for Women and Girls in the Congo.

Congo Teach-Ins, House Parties & Global Events

V-Day launched the 2010 season with a new Congo House Party tool kit featuring an updated V-Day Teach-In PowerPoint
presentation – created by V-Day’s in-house team – with a sharper focus on conflict minerals and their connection to sexual
violence. V-Day also provided activists with a short film, Turning Pain to Power, showcasing the work on the ground and giving
our activists and their audiences the chance to hear the stories of violence directly from the women of the DRC. Over the last
two years, over 1,300 V-Day activists have held Teach-Ins in all 50 of the United States, and 44 countries from Angola to
China, from Cuba to Korea, and from Romania to the United Arab Emirates.

In the UK, an event at Royal Albert Hall in London commemorated the 100th anniversary of the Great Congo Demonstration.
Eve joined Congolese activists, Members of Parliament, celebrities, journalists, activists, and multi-faith leaders at this com-
memorative demonstration.

Throughout February and March, staff and local supporters and activists hosted awareness raising fundraisers and events in
Atlanta, New York, Santa Fe, San Francisco, and Washington D.C. In the Congo, V-Day activists marched through the streets of
Bukavu to celebrate International Women’s Day.

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The City Of Joy Gift Registry
In November 2009, V-Day launched The City of Joy Gift Registry, a new and unique opportunity for our activists to
participate in the construction of the groundbreaking City of Joy. By purchasing items such as stoves, beds, books,
shelves, and desks on the online registry, supporters around the world provided much needed supplies that will make
the City of Joy a comfortable, caring, and healthy place for women survivors of sexual violence to learn, lead, and inspire.
Throughout the 2010 season, the City of Joy Gift Registry raised over $42,000, with donations still coming in each day.

V-Wall for Congo: Your Voice, Our Victory

The V-Wall for Congo, a niche social network, launched in 2009, continued to grow this year and now includes over
3,000 members. The unique application allows activists all over the world to send messages of hope, empowerment,
change, and victory to the women of the DRC, letting them know that they are not forgotten.

New Congo Website

V-Day launched the new V-Day Congo website, which brings together V-Day resources, action steps, the V-Wall for
Congo, and campaign multimedia in one user-friendly location.

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BUILDING THE CITY OF JOY

V-GIRLS: BUILDING A GLOBAL

NETWORK FOR A GIRL REVOLUTION
Eve’s newest work, I Am An Emotional Creature: The Secret Life of Girls Around the
World, debuted in February 2010 to great acclaim. The book is a celebration of the
authentic voice inside every girl and an inspiring call to action for girls everywhere
to speak up, follow their dreams, and become the women they are meant to be.
Inspired by the book, V-Day launched V-Girls to engage young women in V-Day’s
empowerment philanthropy model, igniting their activism and reminding them of
their authentic selves, or emotional creatures, that are sometimes shut down or
shut up by society. V-Girls is the newest addition to the V-Day movement, seeking to
inspire girls to push through barriers and boundaries and to recognize the universal
struggles of girls everywhere.

V-Girls.org issues presented in I Am An Emotional presented readings of selections from

Inspired by the ways in which young
people communicate and connect,
V-Day has launched a new V-Girls
website to build and facilitate next
generation activism and empowerment
philanthropy. The site is exciting and
safe – a nurturing virtual community
featuring tools and resources for girls
to engage, connect, share, amplify
their voices, and be their true selves.
Members can meet featured girl
activists, create Emotional Creature
profiles, participate in forums, read
and share their creativity by submitting
visual art, photography, creative
writing, and music.
Academic Curriculum
Youth, parents, and educators can
participate in V-Girls, with downloadable
material geared for each group. A V-Girls
academic curriculum was developed for
Theater, Health, Language Arts, and So-
cial Studies classes and includes discus-
sion guides, writing prompts, and art and
activism activities for deeper study of the
Creature. A V-Girls activist kit includes
similar guides and prompts for youth.
Youth and adults can partner together in
a unique leadership model through the
site to engender honest dialogue about
issues that are important to girls, chart
their activism, and implement the V-Girls
curriculum in public and private schools
and youth-based organizations.
Bringing V-Girls to Life in
a Series of Pilot Readings
of Emotional Creature
In November, a reading of I Am An
Emotional Creature in Mumbai, India
kicked off the V-Girls movement, while in
the U.S. over fifteen pilot sites in places
like New York, California, New Mexico,
Louisiana, Arizona, South Dakota, and
Montana brought V-Girls to life. Students
and teachers at The Archer School for
Girls in Los Angeles and Sedona Red
Rock High School also used the V-Girls
curriculum in classroom study. In their
communities and classrooms, these
V-Girls explored the book together,
I Am An Emotional Creature, and raised
funds to benefit local organizations
empowering girls.
Coinciding with the February launch of
her book, Eve attended staged readings
in New York City, Los Angeles, and
Santa Fe. V-Day Board member Rosario
Dawson directed a reading at Donna
Karan’s Urban Zen Center in New York
City, with a cast including V-Girls pilot
participants at the Young Women’s
Leadership School, the Harvey Milk High
School at the Hetrick Martin Institute,
and the Lower East Side Girls Club. In
Los Angeles, youth at The Archer School
for Girls presented three nights of
passionate performances to their
school friends, parents, and families.
In Santa Fe, a diverse cast of girls from
several area high schools, including
international students from United World
College, changed the landscape of teen
theater in the city with their riveting
performances of the piece.

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BUILDING THE CITY OF JOY

Join the Girl Revolution on the V-Girls Network

“The world is trying to Find a way to undo girls, and we

must unite. V-GIRLS made me Feel like I was part oF a
community or a network because I listened to each mono-
logue and I understood, as a human and a girl.”
Molly Houlahan, V-Girls NYC Participant and V-Girls.org Featured Girl Activist

Karyl Goldsmith, V-Girls Sedona Red Rock High School Leader

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BUILDING THE CITY OF JOY

V-MEN: BRINGING MEN

DEEPER INTO THE MOVEMENT
Out of 25 men participating in a V-Men workshop, only three did NOT know a
woman who had been abused or molested.

Men have always been part of the V-Day movement, supporting their college friends, wives, sisters, mothers, and grandmothers
as they performed in The Vagina Monologues. But in 2010, V-Day launched V-Men, a new program founded on the belief that
bringing the voices of men and boys into the worldwide movement will facilitate a dramatic shift in the movement to eradicate
violence on the planet.

With the aid of a V-Men presentation, developed by men, participants on college campuses and in communities hosted 125
workshops that created safe spaces for men to talk openly to one another and explore the issue of violence against women and
girls from a male perspective, addressing the root causes of the violence and the ways men can help end it.

V-Men workshops took place in Canada, England, India, Pakistan, Jamaica, Costa Rica, Ghana, Japan, Kenya, Philippines,
Uruguay, Zambia, and the U.S.

The feedback gleaned from the workshops will lead to the development of a V-Men theatrical piece with a companion public
education campaign (PSA’s) and academic curriculum scheduled to debut in 2011.* see V-Men 2011 section

V-Men has been guided by Creative Advisor Mark Matousek, Development Advisor Michael Balaoing, and Outreach Advisor
Jimmie Briggs.

Medical student, Rutgers University, New Jersey, U.S.

Workshop Leader, Eastern Illinois University, Illinois, U.S.

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BUILDING THE CITY OF JOY

V-DAY EUROPE
Since 1999, with the first V-Day performance of The Vagina Monologues at the Old Vic Theatre in London, V-Day activists
have spread the message across Europe to Albania, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech
Republic, Denmark, France, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Kosovo, Lithuania, Luxembourg,
Macedonia, Malta, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland,
Turkey, Ukraine, and the United Kingdom.

In 2001, activist Karin Heisecke won V-Day’s Stop Rape Contest and implemented her award-winning awareness-raising
campaign, printing information and contact details of help services for survivors, and the slogan “Vergewaltigung kommt nicht
in die Tüte (Rape: No Way!)” on bakery bags in the city of Saarbrücken, Germany. The campaign gained momentum, and
since 2001 there have been 80 bread bag campaigns involving thousands of bakeries, pastry shops, butchers, market stalls,
grocery stores, and book shops, distributing more than 11 million paper bags across Germany and beyond.

Since then, performances of The Vagina Monologues – including 2003’s

V-Days in Sarajevo, Zagreb, and Mostar, the 2005 powerful multi-lingual,
pan-European performance at the Flagey in Brussels, and the Parliamentarian-
cast production in London in 2004, as well as countless powerful V-Days,
from Reykjavik in Iceland to Montpellier in the South of France, and
from Utrecht in The Netherlands to Sofia in Bulgaria, have continued to raise
V-Day’s profile and engage many more V-Day activists across Europe.

As V-Day has gained momentum in Europe, activists from Western and

Eastern Europe have met one another at summits and workshops, including
the 2002 World Summit in Rome, the 2005 Summit and Workshop in
Brussels, and the 2009 Vagina Warrior Workshop in London, exploring the pos-
sibilities of working together to build a European network focused on
ending violence against women and girls.

To respond to our rapid growth in Europe, V-Day’s core team was expanded to include Karin Heisecke, the German activist
behind the bakery bag campaign, to coordinate V-Day’s work in Europe as our European Director. While overseeing the
benefit performances and supporting European V-Day activists in three languages, Karin has also represented V-Day at key
events and conferences. She continues to coordinate special events to raise awareness about V-Day’s spotlight issue
and advance V-Day’s work within the political arena and amongst grassroots women’s groups. With a staff member dedicated
to V-Day activities in Europe, we are aiming to increase our outreach in Europe with V-energy and spirit, and to engage ever
more people in V-Day’s model of empowerment philanthropy.

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ACCORDING TO THE UNITED NATIONS, ONE OF EVERY THREE
WOMEN ON THE PLANET WILL BE PHYSICALLY OR SEXUALLY
ABUSED IN HER LIFETIME.

ALTHOUGH SOURCES OF VIOLENCE MAY SEEM DIVERSE,

WOMEN’S RESPONSES SOUND TRAGICALLY SIMILAR.
BESIDES THE PAIN AND STRENGTH YOU WILL HEAR
IN THEIR SURVIVAL STORIES, THE THEMES THAT RESOUND
ACROSS CULTURES AND GEOGRAPHIES ARE OF THE
INDIFFERENCE OF AUTHORITIES, THE FAMILIAL INSTINCT
OF DENIAL, AND THE LACK OF PUBLIC OUTRAGE ABOUT
THE VIOLENCE THAT MILLIONS OF WOMEN EXPERIENCE
EVERY DAY.

V-DAY WAS BORNE OF THE BELIEF THAT UNTIL

THESE THEMES ARE ADDRESSED, THESE VIOLATIONS
NAMED AND TAKEN UP BY WHOLE COMMUNITIES
AS AN UNACCEPTABLE DESECRATION OF HUMAN DIGNITY,
THE VIOLENCE WILL CONTINUE.

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 BLUEPRINT

WHY V-DAY staffed by volunteers, the organization’s

$AYgS»MISSION»IS»
WHO WE ARE
V-Day is a global movement of
grassroots activists dedicated to
generating broader attention and
funds to stop violence against
women and girls, including rape,
battery, incest, Female Genital
Mutilation (FGM), and sex slavery.
STARTED
In 1994, The Vagina Monologues broke
ground. Written by playwright and activist
Eve Ensler, the play offered to the world a
piece of art like nothing it had seen before.
Based on dozens of interviews Ensler
conducted with women, the play addressed
women’s sexuality and the social stigma
surrounding rape and abuse, creating a
new conversation about and with women
everywhere. The Vagina Monologues ran
Off-Broadway for five years in New York
and then toured the United States.
After every performance, Ensler found
women waiting to share their own stories
of survival, leading her to see that The
Vagina Monologues could be more than
a moving work of art about violence;
she saw that the performances could
move people to act to end violence.
On Valentines Day, 1998, Eve, with a group
of women in New York City, established
V-Day. Set up as a 501(c)(3) and originally
seed money came from a star-studded, sold
out benefit performance at the Hammerstein
Ballroom in New York, raising $250,000 in a
single evening.
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simple. It demands that
violence against women
and girls must end.
Once a year, in February, March, and April,
Eve lets groups around the world produce
a performance of the play, as well as
other works created by V-Day, and use the
proceeds for local individual projects and
programs that work to end violence against
women and girls. What began in 1998 as
one night in New York City today includes
over 5,400 annual V-Day events.
Performance is just the beginning. V-Day
stages large-scale benefits and produces
innovative gatherings, films, and campaigns
to educate and change social attitudes
towards violence against women.

WHAT WE DO CREATE DIALOGUE AND SHATTER TABOOS AROUND

VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GIRLS THROUGH THOUSANDS
OF EVENTS IN OVER 140 COUNTRIES INSPIRE AND SUPPORT
ACTIVISTS WHO ARE WORKING TO CREATE A WORLD WHERE
WOMEN AND GIRLS ARE NURTURED AND PROTECTED, THROUGH
GRASSROOTS ACTIVISM, PUBLIC EDUCATION ACTIVITIES, AND
SUPPORT SERVICES FOR SURVIVORS CREATE NEW OPPORTUNITIES
AND RESOURCES FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS

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EMPOWERMENT
PHILANTHROPY
HOW WE DO IT OUR WORK IS GROUNDED IN FOUR
Support local activists in producing benefit
performances of Eve Ensler’s award winning
CORE BELIEFS: ART HAS THE POWER
play The Vagina Monologues and other TO TRANSFORM THINKING AND INSPIRE
creative vehicles, the proceeds of which are PEOPLE TO ACT LASTING SOCIAL
invested in local anti-violence activities.
AND CULTURAL CHANGE IS SPREAD
Encourage V-Day performances around BY ORDINARY PEOPLE DOING EXTRA-
the world to Spotlight and raise awareness
for especially egregious situations of abuse
ORDINARY THINGS LOCAL WOMEN BEST
against women in order to focus global KNOW WHAT THEIR COMMUNITIES
attention on places often forgotten by the
mainstream media.
NEED AND CAN BECOME UNSTOPPABLE
LEADERS ONE MUST LOOK AT THE
Direct a portion of the proceeds from INTERSECTION OF RACE, CLASS, AND
local V-Day performances around the world
to support existing groups and create GENDER TO UNDERSTAND VIOLENCE
new local groups that will continue the anti- AGAINST WOMEN
violence work for years to come.

Partner with artists, companies, government V-DAY’S LONG-TERM VISION

foundations, and other social movements to V-Day dreams of a world in which women and girls will be free to thrive,
broaden the human and financial resources rather than merely survive. With your help, we can make it happen.
dedicated to ending violence against women
and girls.

Identify grassroots leaders in the movement

to end violence against women and support
them politically and financially so they
may expand and deepen their leadership
capacity and train others to become leaders.

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In twelve years,
300 million people
have experienced
V-Day events in over
140 countries

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Domestic violence and

({ST}) sexual assault were
taboo topics for public
SAINT KITTS AND discussion in our
NEVIS community. Our
SCOTLAND performance of The
SENEGAL Vagina Monologues has
SERBIA profoundly changed that,
SINGAPORE ({UVWXYZ}) allowing the dialogue
SLOVAKIA necessary to address
SLOVENIA UGANDA the roots of violence.
SOUTH AFRICA UKRAINE The money raised for our
SOUTH KOREA UNITED ARAB work was invaluable, but
SPAIN EMIRATES the greater benefit is the
SRI LANKA UNITED STATES social awareness of the
SURINAME UNITED STATES impact of violence on all
SWEDEN MINOR OUTLYING of us. So many members
SWITZERLAND ISLANDS of our community were
TAIWAN URUGUAY moved. As beneficiaries,
TANZANIA UZBEKISTAN we now have fertile
THAILAND VENEZUELA ground in which to sow
TOGO VIETNAM the seeds of compassion
TRINIDAD AND VIRGIN ISLANDS, U.S. and anti-violence and
TOBAGO WALES increase activism.
TURKEY ZAMBIA FORKS ABUSE PROGRAM,
TUNISIA ZIMBABWE FORKS WA U.S.

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 Working at the
intersection
of art, social action,
and politics,
V-Day activists
are becoming leaders.
They are taking
the City of Joy
concept into their
communities.
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ACTIVISM
IN ACTION

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COLLEGE AND COMMUNITY

CAMPAIGNS 2010
Over the past twelve years, V-Day’s grassroots activists have proven that when offered the creative tools to end violence against
women they will eagerly embrace the opportunity. Through V-Day’s College and Community Campaigns, thousands of motivated
women and men across the globe have hosted V-Day benefit events, using The Vagina Monologues and other artistic pieces to
raise money for local organizations working to end violence against women and girls, as well as heightening awareness in their
communities about the global epidemic of gender-based violence.

Many took advantage of our five returning options. The Vagina Monologues remains V-Day’s most chosen creative vehicle to
bring the message forward, being performed thousands of times around the world each year. The anthology piece, A Memory, A
Monologue, A Rant and A Prayer, which offers stories from the perspective of women and men, gained momentum, with many
directors taking advantage of the opportunity to include men in their cast. There were many benefit productions of our newest
theatrical offering, Any One of Us: Words from Prison, which reveals the connection between women in prison and the violence
that often brings them there. Most activists who took on this performance screened the complementing documentary What I Want
My Words To Do To You, a PBS film based on Eve’s writing group at Bedford Hills Correctional Facility in New York. Many groups
screened V-Day: Until The Violence Stops, the 2002 documentary depicting the origins of the V-Day movement.

Additionally, V-Day introduced two new educational options for organizers. The V-Men workshop was introduced, and over 125
schools and communities participated, with many schools reporting that V-Men will become an ongoing part of their curriculum in
response to strong feedback from male attendees. As part of our 2010 annual Spotlight Campaign, a newly designed Congo
Teach-In was used by hundreds of activists to educate their communities about the conflict in the DRC and the toll being taken on
the bodies of women and girls. Both offerings were made available via a downloadable multimedia file enabling activists to easily
make a vibrant presentation no matter where they are.

This year, LUNA, a long time V-Day College & Community Campaign Sponsor, continued their annual support and provided 150,000
free LUNA bars to our activists for their audiences.

Growth
Since its inception in 1999, participation in V-Day’s College & Community Campaigns has continued to expand and deepen. In 2010,
over 5,400 V-Day benefit events took place in 1,400 locations, including all 50 U.S. states and 55 countries – reflecting an increase
of 200 locations from the previous year. The proceeds generated have also grown: college and community activists raise an annual
average of $4 million for local groups such as domestic violence shelters and rape crises centers.

Ten percent of each event’s proceeds are channeled to V-Day’s Spotlight Campaign. In this way, activists in every setting from
universities to private homes, coffee shops to classrooms, unite to support a common cause, raising more than $500,000 over the
last two years for V-Day’s work in the Congo.

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Feedback from activists and organizers reveal

the impact of V-Day’s college and community
campaigns in their communities and
beyond – they are truly architects of change:

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Winston-Salem, NC U.S.

Coer d’Alene, ID U.S.

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Campus Accountability Project

This year, V-Day and SAFER launched the Campus Accountability Project – a trailblazing effort with a long-term goal of improving
and unifying College Sexual Assault Policies. Recognizing that current policies differ greatly, the Campus Accountability Project
is centered around a new College Sexual Assault Policy Database that will enable students to analyze their school’s policies and
input them into this central database. Started by Columbia University students in 2000, and inspired by V-Day on the campus,
Students Active for Ending Rape (SAFER) is the only organization that fights sexual violence and rape culture by empowering
student-led campaigns to reform college sexual assault policies.

Over the next three years, with V-Day’s help, SAFER will enlist college activists to research and report on the sexual assault poli-
cies at their schools, publishing a set of best practices against which schools can gauge how they measure up. Ultimately, V-Day
and SAFER will continue to support student groups as they press for change, and push to integrate the ‘College Sexual Assault
Policies Database’ into existing college ranking systems so that information about sexual assault policies is available to prospec-
tive students and their families.

Vagina Warrior Workshop

The Vagina Warrior Workshop (VWW) is an annual workshop where activists come together with Eve and V-staff for an
opportunity to ask questions and get vital in-person support for their events. During the 2010 V-Season, we brought the VWW
online for the first time. 100 activists attended in person and over 400 attended virtually from locations far and wide, including
Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Czech Republic, England, France, Georgia, Ghana, Grenada, Guatemala, Italy, Kenya,
Kosovo, Mexico, Northern Ireland, Nepal, Norway, Poland, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, and throughout the U.S. The virtual
audience was able to send in questions that the V-team answered live during the event. Overall, the workshop was a resounding
success, extending our reach beyond the in-person attendees, and even further as the event was archived and is available online.

V-SPOT
For the 2010 season, we redesigned the V-Spot, our online home for V-Day organizers, to better manage the increasingly
complex task of producing V-Day events. Ten years ago, being a V-Day organizer meant creating benefit performances of
The Vagina Monologues. In 2010, V-Day organizers produced up to 7 events in one year with varying requirements and levels
of participation, including documentary screenings, “teach-ins” to raise awareness about violence in the Congo, and V-Men
workshops. The new V-Spot allows organizers to register and manage multiple events with ease, offers a dynamic event checklist
to guide an event from conception to completion, and enables more connection between organizers through our “nearby events”
map. As part of the V-Spot re-design, we improved our public map of events to connect new activists and display the prolific and
influential scope of V-Day events around the world.

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IMPACT
Media

In 2010, V-Day received over one billion

impressions in a wide range of outlets,
including The New York Times,
U.S. News & World Report, Newsweek,
The Times of London, Huffington Post,
The Guardian, Washington Post,
Los Angeles Times, CNN, BBC, Democracy
Now, Glamour and many more.
Social Networking
Building Our Networks Online, Building the Movement
As V-Day’s programs and communications continue to expand, our online presence is increasing, reflecting the depth of the V-Day
movement. V-Day’s 2010 online growth included an emphasis on social media. By cultivating supporters for V-Day and V-Day-
related profiles on Facebook and Twitter, and our own niche networks for V-Girls and the Congo campaign, V-Day was able to reach
millions of activists with news and action steps. This speedy and dynamic interchange with activists – many of who are new to
V-Day – generated immediate results, from greater participation in campaigns, to an increased attendance at events.

Honors
Eve was honored and participated in debates at Cinema Verite events in Paris and Geneva. Eve also spoke and accepted the
2010 Woman Who Dared award at The National Council of Jewish Women in Washington, DC.

Speaking & Special Events

Eve was a featured speaker for Professor Kimberle Crenshaw’s Intersectionality class at Columbia University Law School.

The Cosmopolitan Club in NYC hosted Eve for a standing room only conversation with Facebook COO/V-Day Board member
Sheryl Sandberg.

Eve gave the keynote speech at The Family Violence Prevention Conference in New Orleans, addressing the health care system’s
response to the issue of violence against women.

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NYC activist and professional group of women known as “Women of Congo” held their annual event benefiting City of Joy and
V-Day’s Congo campaign, featuring The New York Times East Africa Bureau Chief Jeffrey Gettleman, guest host and V-Day
supporter Whoopi Goldberg, and Eve.

California First Lady Maria Shriver invited Eve to speak at The Women’s Conference in Long Beach, CA, hailed as the largest
women’s conference in the world, with over 25,000 attendees.

Eve and V-Day Managing Director Susan Celia Swan attended the first TEDIndia conference, held in Mysore, India. Eve gave a TED
Talk entitled “The Girl Cell.” The speech went immediately viral and fostered much dialogue on and offline. While in India, local
activists/theater producers Mahabanoo Mody Kotwal and Kaizaad Kotwal hosted two readings of I Am An Emotional Creature to
sold out audiences in Bangalore and Mumbai, raising funds for local anti-violence groups. Eve and Susan met with numerous local
NGO’s and media.

Eve was invited and spoke at The European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, and held numerous meetings while there with V-Day
Europe Director Karin Heisecke.

For V-Season in February, V-Day staged a series of fundraisers and speaking engagements featuring I Am An
Emotional Creature. In NYC, a cast of 26 teen girls, directed by V-Day Board member/Actor Rosario Dawson, performed readings
from the work. Also in NYC, Eve spoke at the 92 Street Y and at The Cosmopolitan Club for a Q&A with UN Foundation Executive
Director of Women and Population Tamara Kreinin. In Los Angeles, teen girls gave readings at V-Day’s annual Hollywood luncheon,
hosted by Eve, California’s First Lady Maria Shriver, Gabourey Sidibe, Charlize Theron, and V-Board members Carole Black, Rosario
Dawson, Jane Fonda, Pat Mitchell, Susan Celia Swan, and Kerry Washington. While there, the teen girls also performed at the
TED2010 conference in Long Beach, CA, and Eve spoke to over 6,000 students at a sold out V-Day benefit performance of The
Vagina Monologues at University of California, Irvine. In Santa Fe, V-Day’s Managing Director of Campaigns & Development Cecile
Lipworth produced a sold out, 800 seat benefit reading of I Am An Emotional Creature at the Lensic Theater and held a brunch to
raise awareness of the Congo campaign. Eve spoke at the Upiah Zen Center. In the San Francisco Bay area, Eve was hosted at
The Commonwealth Club “In Conversation With Author Daniel Handler” speaking about I Am An Emotional Creature. While in town,
Eve spoke at Google and at a sold out KPFA event at the Martin Luther King Middle School in Berkeley, and attended house party
fundraisers at the homes of V-Day Board Member Amy Rao and longtime V-Day supporter Susie Tompkins Buell. Eve wrapped the
February tour with an appearance in Washington, DC at Busboys and Poets.

V-Day Atlanta, Laura Turner Seydel, Pat Mitchell, the Emory Center for Ethics, and the Chelko Foundation hosted an intimate
evening Eve at the Paul Chelko Gallery and a benefit concert at the Warren City Club, raising funds and awareness for V-Day’s
City of Joy and Congo Campaign.

At the Council for Research on Women’s annual “Making a Difference” gala, Eve presented an award to United States Ambassador
for Global Women’s Issues Melanne Verveer.

For International Women’s Day, Eve and Susan attended a Vital Voices conference in Washington, DC at the U.S. State Department,
where Eve presented an honor to Dr. Denis Mukwege of the Panzi Hospital in Bukavu, DRC.

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YORK/ VICTIM’S ASSISTANCE CENTER ACTION TODAY FOR BRIGHTER TOMORROWS ADV/SAS ADVOCACY CENTER OF TOMPKINS COUNTY ADVOCACY PROGRAM ADVOCATE SAFEHOUSE PROJECT AFGHANISTAN-DELAW
ALIANZA DOMINICANA, PROJECT ALICE HOUSING ALLIANCE AGAINST FAMILY VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT ALTERNATIVES FOR BATTERED WOMEN ALTERNATIVES FOR GIRLS ALTERNATIVES TO VIOLENCE ALTERN
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CENTER THE RAPE CRISIS CENTER OF CENTRAL MA THE RAPE CRISIS CENTER OF HORRY AND GEORGETOWN COUNTIES THE RILEY CENTER THE ROBERT JAMES LEONARD FOUNDATION THE SAFE HOUSE THE SALVATI
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HAVEN USAFV UT VOICES AGAINST VIOLENCE SURVIVOR’S FUND UVM CAMPUS ADVOCACY PROGRAM VALLEY CRISIS CENTER VANDERBILT’S DOMESTIC VIOLENCE HARDSHIP FUND VERA HOUSE VERA HOUSE SYRAC
TEAM WITH THE SEATTLE POLICE DEPARTMENT VICTIM WITNESS SERVICES OF COCONINO COUNTY VICTIM’S OUTREACH VICTIM’S RESOURCE CENTER VICTIM/WITNESS OF COCONINO COUNTY VICTIMS ASSISTANCE S
VICES VIOLENCE PREVENTION & WOMEN’S RESOURCE CENTER VIOLENCE PREVENTION CENTER OF SOUTHWEST ILLINOIS VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROJECT VIP VISTA PAZ TAOS VOICES AGAINST VIOLENCE VOICES DV
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WOMENS CENTER PIERCE COUNTY AIDS FOUNDATION PINTIG THEATER COLLECTIVE PITTSBURGH ACTION AGAINST RAPE (PAAR) PLANNED PARENTHOOD PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF MEMPHIS PLANNED PARENTHOOD
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ABUSE SACHA - SEXUAL ASSAULT CENTRE OF HAMILTON AND ANCASTER SAFE AGAINST VIOLENCE SAFE HARBOR SAFE HARBOUR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SHELTER SAFE HAVEN CENTER SAFE HAVEN SAFE HOMES OF
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D.G & A. SEXUAL ASSAULT SUPPORT SERVICES OF MIDCOAST MAINE SEXUAL ASSAULT VICTIM ADVOCATE CENTER SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND RAPE PREVENTION PROGRAM AND SEXUAL ASSAULT SUPPORT SERVICES
HELTER SHELTER OUR SISTERS SHELTERBOX SHENANDOAH WOMEN’S CENTER SIERRA HOUSE OF EAST ORANGE SILENT WITNESS INIATIVE OF RHODE ISLAND SISTERS AND BROTHERS IN HAITI SKAGIT DOMESTIC VIO-
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PRINGHAVEN SPRUCE RUN SRSAC ST. AGNES HOME ST. BERNARD BATTERED WOMEN’S PROGRAM ST. JUDE’S REFUGE, BEXHILL STAR FUND STAR OF HOPE WOMEN’S SHELTER STEPPING STONE STEPS TO END FAMILY
TER SURVIVOR’S HEALING CENTER SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY WOMEN IN TRANSITION SWANSEA WOMEN’S AID SWING PHI SWING S.FI TAASA TABLELAND SEXUAL ASSAULT TAHOE WOMEN’S SERVICES TAIWAN SUNSHINE
RESOURCE TEAM TESA TEXAS ADVOCACY PROJECT THE ADVOCACY CENTER OF ITHACA THE APEX POLICE DEPARTMENT THE AUDRE-LORDE PROJECT THE BATTERED WOMEN AND CHILDREN’S SHELTER THE BATTERED
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THE MOSS HOUSE THE NATIVE WOMEN’S SHELTER OF MONTREAL THE NETWORK/ LA RED THE NORTHERN WOMEN’S CENTRE THE PACIFIC CENTER THE RAPE AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS CENTER THE RAPE CRISIS
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STREET ALLIANCE FOR WOMEN & CHILDREN TIANA ANGELIQUE NOTICE FOUNDATION TOLEDO TOWNHALL II TRANSITION HOUSE TRANSITION’S GLOBAL TREASURE BEACH WOMEN’S GROUP BENEVOLENT SOCIETY TRI
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V-Day believes in young people. We are a movement that first came to life on college campuses and we have seen how our
support can help transform a young person’s life and their community. With them in mind, we established the V-Peace Scholarship
program, which identifies, supports, and educates young women to be leaders in their communities. The grant has only one
provision: that the recipient agrees to give back by working to stop violence against women and girls in her own community.

Scholarships, which range from $100 to $5,000, are awarded to individuals who would not otherwise have an opportunity for
education and who demonstrate a seeking spirit, a fierce and compassionate nature, and exceptional promise as leaders. Funds
are used for secondary schooling, graduate studies, special leadership training, and general expenses such as books, materials,
and transportation. V-Peace Scholarships have been given to girls throughout the world, from Kenya to Sri Lanka, providing future
leaders of the V-Day movement with a solid foundation on which to build. This program has been made possible by the generous
support of Skees Family Foundation.

When I send my support and my love to our

V-Peace students, I feel humbled to participate
in their courage. Their teachers and mentors
work tirelessly, day after day, year after year
in really tough places to open the path out of
pain for our students. And when each young
person chooses to respond with hard work
and hope, quiet miracles occur in unseen places
around the world. Suzanne Skees, Skees Family Foundation

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V-DAY SAFE HOUSES

Across the globe, in some of the most underserved areas, V-Day partners with local women to transform the lives of girls
and women. V-Day Safe Houses are located around the world in Narok, Kenya; Port-au-Prince, Haiti; Pine Ridge and Yankton
Sioux Reservation, South Dakota; Cairo, Egypt; Baghdad, Iraq, and Bukavu, DRC. These safe houses have been envisioned
and established as community centers where women and girls can develop their innate leadership, be safe, heal, and learn.
Despite the political and social contexts in which women live, the safe houses provide a way for women and girls to overcome
social barriers that otherwise impair their ability to be safe from violence.

Port-au-Prince and Cap Haitien Following the Earthquake

The V-Day Sorority Safe House in Port-au-Prince was rendered uninhabitable in the devastating earthquake that rocked Haiti
this year. The women on the ground are currently deciding how to best use the house to serve those in need moving forward. It
is likely that the safe house will be renamed after V-Day activist Myriam Merlet – one of Haiti’s most treasured women’s rights
leaders, who was lost in the earthquake – when it re-opens its doors.

In Cap Haitien, the V-Day/AFASDA (Association Femmes Soleil d’Haiti) Safe House, run by Elvire Eugene, continues to provide
support to survivors of violence in the area. As of now, the Safe House is a rental, with Elvire hoping to purchase the property for
AFASDA in the coming year.

Kenya Site Visit to Narok and Sakutiek

In August 2009, V-Day staff and Board members visited the Narok Tasaru Ntomonok and Sakutiek safe houses in Kenya. Run
by V-Day Kenya Director Agnes Pareyio, both provide shelter, education, and alternative rite of passage ceremonies to over
100 girls fleeing Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). During our time with Agnes and her staff, our team witnessed a moving
reconciliation between a rescued girl and her family, and had the opportunity to meet with local residents and stakeholders who
attested to the community-wide positive impact of the safe houses, as well as the economic incentives that many families
receive for cutting their girls. Agnes’ sensitization work with parents and village elders has helped families to see that educating
a girl will have far greater economic benefit for the family than cutting her in order to be married off for a bride price.

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Pakistan Critical Services in Rawalpindi

This year, V-Day was able to increase its support of Shahnaz Bokhari’s Pakistani Women’s Association’s AASRA safe house,
a one-of-a kind facility in Rawalpindi, Pakistan that is serving a critical need for women in crisis. Because of wide community
awareness regarding PWA’s track record assisting women in need, the inflow of cases has risen, in turn increasing the staff’s
responsibilities. With much needed funding from V-Day, PWA has been able to hire more staff to manage the workload on a
broader scale, increasing the staff’s capacity to interface with police stations to get cases registered, travel to villages to collect
evidence for cases, advocate for survivors at medical centers, and follow through on the legal aspects of each case.

United States Yankton Sioux Reservation

The V-Day Safe House Transitional Housing has provided housing for women and children transitioning from the shelter to
independence. Over the past year, eight families have had a safe place to live as they change their lives rather than return to
violent environments. ‘Greening’ the housing units was a priority, with the community rallying to assist in adding solar panels to
the units, which will reduce heating costs. An organic garden was planted, and has provided the Transitional Housing residents
and their Cultural Preservation Project with fresh vegetables and an opportunity for families to cultivate the garden and build
community through the process.

Democratic Republic of Congo City of Joy Poised to Open its Doors

Construction work on the City of Joy in Bukavu is near completion! The building process has reached this point despite an
unusually heavy rainy season, along with a series of delays with the construction crew and material shortages due to the regional
conflict in Eastern Congo. Our Congo team has been moving mountains each and every day to actualize our dream, and the City
of Joy will soon be a reality! Our inaugural class of women will start and an opening ceremony will take place in Winter 2011.
See the Congo section for more information on planned programming for the City of Joy.

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HAITI RESCUE FUND

Created in Response to Great Need
On January 12, a magnitude 7.0 earthquake rocked Haiti, causing devastating destruction and flattening
Haiti’s nerve center, Port-au-Prince. The Haitian government confirmed a death toll of 230,000 people,
along with 300,000 injured and 1,000,000 homeless. Tens of thousands of children were orphaned in
the quake, leaving a generation of parentless boys and girls to be cared for amongst the chaos. Basic
amenities like medical care, food, water, and electricity are hard to come by for countless Haitians and
numerous accounts of rape were reported in tent cities.

V-Day responded to the catastrophe immediately by establishing the V-Day Haiti Rescue Fund. V-Activists
from around the world dug deep and donated funds which are now being put into action. According to
Michele Lebrun Pavana, speaking for Mrs. Marjory Michel, Minister of Feminine Condition, the earthquake
has put women at heightened risk for sexual assault, as many have been left to live in the streets with
no shelter. Rapes have been widely reported and the situation on the ground is ripe for traffickers. For
this reason, V-Day partnered with ShelterBox - an NGO which delivers large plastic containers that hold
a ten-person tent and a range of other equipment to victims of disasters - to support the efforts of the
Haitian Ministry of Feminine Condition to provide safe shelter for women and their families. We allocated
$40,000 towards ShelterBoxes for women impacted by the earthquake, providing shelter and other
essentials for 400 survivors in Haiti.

V-Day also provided AFASDA (Association Femmes Soleil d’Haiti), run by long time V-Day activist Elvire
Eugene in Cap Haitien, with a $20,000 emergency grant to help serve survivors with medicine, food, clothing,
and other essentials. AFASDA is meeting a critical need by serving displaced residents of Port-au-Prince.

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violence in communities and
inspiring bolder transformation
across the planet continues.

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Our meeting strengthened the capacity of the

attendees to promote the human rights of women,
through a thematic analysis of the violence and
public awareness of it. Our aim is to develop
a project with national impact addressing the real
needs of Haitian women.
Elvire Eugène, Founder, AFASDA and Project Coordinator, V-Day Haiti

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Spotlight on Haiti
V-Day’s 2011 Spotlight Campaign will be on the women and girls of Haiti, with a particular focus on the issue of sexual violence,
which is being reported at levels higher then before the January 2010 earthquake. Even prior to the quake, reports stated that one
in two Haitian women reported being raped.

Having worked in Haiti since 2003, V-Day will build on our past experience by supporting and promoting the work of women
activists on the ground as Haiti tackles rebuilding post-earthquake. All funds raised through the Spotlight will be used to support
a revolutionary national campaign in Haiti spearheaded by a coalition of women activists – led by longtime V-Day activist Elvire
Eugene – that will address sexual violence through art, advocacy, safe shelter, and legal services.

Opening Ceremony for the City of Joy

Over the summer 2010, our Congo-based team, led by Christine Schuler-Deschryver, focused on finishing construction of City of Joy,
hiring staff, finalizing the program plan, and identifying the first group of women to begin the program in fall 2010.

Our first delegation of visitors will attend an opening ceremony for the City of Joy in February 2011. The celebration will include
women on the ground – including local women’s leaders and NGOs; key stakeholders from the local, provincial, and national
government; high profile philanthropists and long-term V-Day supporters, along with members of our esteemed V-Board. Major
media outlets will be in attendance, announcing the opening of the City of Joy and the beginning of what we believe will be a
powerful movement for Congolese women, and a touch point from which they will steer Eastern Congo’s destiny towards peace.

Swimming Upstream
In 2008, Swimming Upstream, a new theatrical production, premiered at V-Day’s 10th anniversary celebration at the New Orleans
Superdome. A powerful and uplifting piece of theater, it was written by 16 New Orleans women after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita,
in a process facilitated by Eve Ensler and Ashé Cultural Arts Center’s Carol Bebelle. Swimming Upstream tells the raw and soulful
stories of women who lived through the hurricanes with grace, rage, humor, and great resiliency.

Having enjoyed a sold-out 2008 run in Atlanta, along with additional New Orleans performances, the show came to the historic
Apollo Theater in Harlem in September 2010. With casts featuring writers of the play, native New Orleans performers, and celebrity
guest stars, including Anna Deavere Smith, Phylicia Rashad, Shirley Knight, Jasmine Guy, LaChanze, and Kerry Washington, the
show amplified seldom-heard voices from the ground, sharing the frustration and hopes that New Orleanians felt during one of the
most tragic moments in United States history. The piece illuminates the intersectionality of the larger American experience – posing
important questions about how race, class, and gender are intertwined, and how they determine the way Americans experience
their own society.

In 2011, V-Day and Ashé Cultural Arts Center will take Swimming Upstream across the U.S. to New Orleans Diaspora cities (Baton
Rouge, Houston, Dallas, Mobile) as well as other communities where the message of the work will resonate, deepening our belief
that theater is an intangible and powerful force for social change.

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 PLANNING

The “V” Event, Making the Connections Between New Orleans, Haiti, and Congo
V-Day will produce a 2011 event in NYC, bringing together voices of activism, song, and poetry from New Orleans, Haiti, and
Congo to look at the connections between the regions, gather artists and experts together, and share stories and visions for
change. Our work in these three places has shown that their history of colonialism, slavery, and racism must be addressed when
exploring the issue of gender-based violence. The humiliation and degradation of these mechanisms has created a legacy of inter-
generational trauma, fueled the exploitation of the land and environment, and engendered poverty by creating barriers to economic
growth. As we continue to support activists who are formulating the innovative solutions to end gender-based violence, V-Day
will look at the shared histories, stories, and current realities of New Orleans, Haiti, and Congo. A clear lack of commitment from
the global community continues to slow work being done to end gender-based violence. V-Day knows that decision-making
power must return to the communities most impacted, so that decisions are not made FOR them, but BY them. Moving forward,
V-Day believes that women must be at the center of such processes in order to break these cycles of violence, poverty, and racism.

V-Girls
V-Day has invited Emotional Creatures of all ages to start their own V-Girls Book Clubs in their communities. Equipped with a
V-Day designed guide, V-Girl activists will be able to lead their own Book Clubs, analyze each monologue in the book, and use art
and activism to raise awareness about violence and other issues affecting women and girls in their communities. Like all V-Day’s
programs and campaigns, V-Girls is rooted in our empowerment philanthropy model, and through the V-Girls Book Clubs, aims
to engage youth in the model by encouraging them to focus on V-Day’s Safe Houses in Kenya for teen girls fleeing Female
Genital Mutilation (FGM). One of the monologues in the book, Five Cows And A Calf, tells the story of one such girl, and the
academic curriculum and book guide provide enhanced educational and discussion tools to understand the issue illuminated by
the story. Funds raised by V-Girls Book Clubs will help support girls who have left their families to escape FGM and early marriage.

V-Men
In 2011, V-Men workshops will take place on college campuses and communities worldwide. At the same time, V-Day will work
to develop a creative vehicle conceived and written by men, for men. The work aims to bring the real yet hidden stories of men
into a dialogue around ending violence against women and girls. This theatrical work will be based on the feedback, stories,
and interviews that resulted from the V-Men workshops. Once complete, it will be offered to V-Day activists as part of their college
or community campaign programming.

Along with the theatrical piece, V-Men will continue its outreach to men across race, age, class, geography, religion, orientation,
and ability, to develop an accompanying curriculum that will reflect the challenges, growth, and healing men go through in their
life as they work to end violence against women and girls. A V-Men website will begin to evolve, highlighting our existing V-Men
column and using viral tools to expand the dialogue.

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 V-Day is a virtual organization,
housed in people’s hearts
and minds rather than in one
physical location.

V-Day staff is located in

Atlanta, Berlin, Bukavu, Chicago,
New York, Paris, Providence,
San Francisco, and Santa Fe.

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 SERVICE

V-Day’s Board of Directors is a group of extraordinary women who provide

vision, leadership, and wisdom to help guide and support V-Day in its work.

Board Of Directors
Eve Ensler
President
Pat Mitchell
Secretary (President
and CEO The Paley
Center for Media)
Mellody Hobson
Treasurer (President Ariel
Investments and Good
Morning America’s Financial
Correspondent)
Carole Black Salma Hayek Amy Rao
(Former CEO (Actor) (Founder/CEO, iArchive
Lifetime Television) Donna Karan and Philanthropist)
Jennifer Buffett (Philanthropist and Cari Ross
(President and Co-Chair Urban Zen Founder) (Partner, ID PR)
the NoVo Foundation) Katherine McFate Sheryl Sandberg
Rosario Dawson (Ford Foundation (COO, Facebook)
(Actor) and Author) Susan Celia Swan
Beth Dozoretz Linda Pope (Managing Director, V-Day)
(Business Executive and (Philanthropist) Kerry Washington
Philanthropist) Emily Scott Pottruck (Actor)
Jane Fonda (Philanthropist and Author)
(Actor and Author)

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Our small staff of twelve work from home offices around the world to directly engage V-Day’s network of dedicated activists (millions strong
and growing) as the movement spans across the globe. Incorporated as a 501(c)(3) in the state of California, V-Day’s organizational philosophy
is low overhead with maximum results, such that we give away 86 cents of every dollar raised. Together with the funds generated by our
activist network, V-Day raises $5 million annually, which is given directly to local anti-violence work, along with $2 million for V-Day programs
and services. A V-Board and a small group of longtime volunteers provide critical assistance and their many talents to V-Day’s efforts. Eve
Ensler, V-Day’s founder and artistic director, is a volunteer and has never received payment from V-Day for her work.

V-Day values empowerment through leadership. Staff members receive ongoing opportunities to “take the lead,” managing and overseeing all
aspects of a project, event or program and liaising with the staff and outside partners.

This year, our newly formed V-Counsel provided sage leadership and support for our ongoing activities. The V-Counsel includes Chair David
Stone and members Michael Balaoing and Beth Karpfinger.

Staff
Eve Ensler Cecile Lipworth Purva Panday Accounting handled by
Founder and Artistic Managing Director – Programs and Brian Walsh, in New York
Director – unpaid Campaigns and Development Development Director V-Day is honored to be
Susan Celia Swan Tony Montenieri Christine Schuler Deschryver supported by three Regional
Managing Director Operations Director V-Day Congo and V-Day Directors who engage
Kate Fisher Nikki Noto City of Joy Director activists and extend the reach
Communications and V-Girls Campaign Manager Amy Squires of the movement:
Campaigns Manager Shael Norris Online Director Rada Boric Balkans;
Karin Heisecke Community and College Laura Waleryszak Agnes Pareyio Kenya; and
V-Day Europe Director Campaign Director Campaigns Associate Marie-Cecile Renaud France.

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 Our The Vagina Monologues performance has been, without a doubt
or exaggeration, a miracle fundraiser for us. Never in the history of
the centre have we had such a successful means of raising funds.
Sexual Assault Survivors’ Centre, Sarnia, Ontario Canada

Tens of thousands of
talented volunteers dedicated
their time to spreading the
movement each and every day.
Thanks to them, the V-Day
movement has spread across
the planet, with kindness,
energy and creativity.
6 $AYgS»#OLLEGE»AND»#OMMUNITY»#AMPAIGNS»RAISED»AN»ADDITIONAL
$4 million dollars in 2010 that V-Activists donated directly to
anti-violence groups in their communities.

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FINANCIAL STATEMENT

for the fiscal year ending June 2010

EXPENSES
Programs
Community & College Campaign * $ 298,217
Communications $ 360,302
Website/V-Spot $ 229,834
V-Girls $ 246,313
V-Day Europe $ 71,963
Total Programs $ 1,206,629

Grants
Safe Houses, Vagina Warrior Scholarships and Other $ 489,063
City of Joy/Congo Campaign ** $ 2,029,351
Total Grants * $ 2,518,414
Total Programs & Grants $ 3,725,043

Staff & Administration

Development $ 206,480
Finance and Infrastructure $ 173,400
Total Staff & Administration $ 379,880
Total Expenses $ 4,104,923

INCOME
Foundations $ 2,046,773
Individual Donors & Corporate Sponsors $ 1,509,720
Donated Goods & Services $ 240,900
V-Day Campaign Spotlight Contributions $ 298,469
Merchandise $ 9,061
Total Income $ 4,104,923

* V-Day’s College and Community Campaigns raised an additional $4 million dollars in 2010 that V-Activists donated
directly to anti-violence groups in their communities.
** Grant includes 2011 & 2012 operating & campaign expenses ($750,000 per year) for City of Joy, which is ready to
be disbursed once programming begins in early 2011. Project underwent temporary delay due to ongoing conflict
in Eastern DRC.

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 THANK YOU

The support of thousands of

generous donors worldwide makes
V-Day’s work possible.
We are grateful to the following foundations,
individuals and corporations who
provided extraordinary
leadership gifts to support our work this year.
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We have become strong advocates in helping end violence against women and girls and look at
6 $AY»AND»ITS»GRASSROOTS»EFFORTS»AND»METHODOLOGY»AS»AN»INSPIRATION»-OST»RECENTLY»WITH»6 $AYgS»
plight to help Congolese rape-stricken women, our Foundation has been honored to support the
creation of the City of Joy as well as being able to fund shipments of medical equipment and
SUPPLIES»TO»0ANZI»HOSPITAL»THEREFORE»FULFILLING»TWO»OF»OUR»CORE»MISSIONS
Linda Schejola and Lisa Schejola Akin, Carlo & Micól Schejola Foundation

$1,000,000+ $20,000+ $10,000+

NoVo Foundation
$200,000+
Anonymous | Amy Joyce Rao | Ste-
phen Lewis Foundation
$100,000+
Anonymous | Carlo & Micól Schejola
Foundation | Women of Congo
$50,000+
Carole Black | Charlize Theron Africa
Outreach Project | Gruber Family
Foundation | Jamel Perkins | Linda
Pope | Rockefeller Foundation |
Shery Sandberg & David Goldberg
| Wallace Global Fund
AJA Charitable Fund – Andrew
Astrachan | Anonymous | Bloomberg
Foundation | Lisa Brown & Daniel
Handler | Diana DeVegh & The One
World Fund | Mellody Hobson | Ron
& Cheryl Howard | Donna Karan |
MCJ Amelior Foundation | Emily
Scott Pottruck | Skees Family
Foundation | The Turner Foundation
| The William H.Donner Foundation
| Susie Tompkins Buell
Bethany Asplundh | Wendy & Titus
Brenninkmeijer | Beth Dozoretz
| Family Violence Prevention Fund
| Jane Fonda | Toni Allen Goutal |
Beth Karpfinger | Julie Kavner | Luna
| Pamela Michealcheck | Pat Mitchell
& Scott Seydel | Julia H. Parish | Lisa
Henderson | The Buffin Foundation

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$5,000+
Jehan Agrama | Anonymous |
Kemery Bloom – Lakshmi
Foundation | Louise Henry Bryson
| Peter & Bonni Curran | Donna
Deitch | Jodie Evans | Reid &
Michelle Hoffman | Winnie Holzman
| Gary Janetti | Terry Allen Kramer
| Gina Maya | Tiffany Murray |
Julie Parker Benello | Francine
Pepper | Ferolyn T. Powell | Random
House, Inc. | Jonathan A. Segal |
Tithe One On | Vosges Haut Chocolat
| Jane & Douglas Wolf & The Wolf
Family Fund | Zuckerman Family
Foundation
$2,500+
Donald & Carole Chaiken Foundation
| Donors to Network For Good
| Employees of Dow Jones &
Company, Inc. | Eileen Fisher |
Fourth Universalist Society in the
City of New York | Full Circle Living
| Stephen & Myrna Greenberg |
Francis Hall Kieschnick | Alexandra
Hedison | Tamara Kreinin | Kathy
LeMay | Lanelle B. Robson
Foundation | Michael Mandel |
Katherine McFate | David Milliken
| Walter Mosley | Nancy Rose
| Andy Shallal | Debra E. Spector |
Michele Steckler & Cathy Grier
| The Archer School For Girls |
University of California, Riverside
| Melanie Walton | Debra Wetherby |
Marsha Williams
$1,000+
ABC Home & Planet Foundation
| Altman/Kazickas Foundation
| Anonymous | Anthony Arnove |
Esther Ann Asch | Michael J.
Balaoing |Wendy Belkin | Barbara C.
Bencinni | Wendy Block | danah boyd
| Meredith Brokaw | Joan Brooks
Baker & Margeaux | Nidhi Bouri
Laura Brown |Dr. Robert & Lucinda
Bunnen | John Carron | Jennifer L.
Childs | Glenn Close | Rosario
Dawson | Penny Dennis | Andrea
Dew Steele | Allison Duncan &
Marianne Duhaterova | Arvella M.
Ensler | Robert Ferran | Fleischaker
Women’s Legacy Fund | Lyndsay
Flodrowski | Lisa Freeman | Garcia
Street Books | Carol Gilligan | Nonie
H. Greene | Nafisa & Ali Haji
| Elizabeth L. Halsted | Meryt Harding
| Carter R. Harris | James Heerwagen
| Kenn Holsten & Christine Warren
| Maria Janum | Kahn Family
Foundation | Peggy & Ed Kavounas
Dorka Keehn Amanda Keidan | Devi
Koya | Michelle Kydd Lee |Diantha
Lebenzon | Elizabeth Lesser |
Lauren L. Lloyd | Gregory Maguire |
Angela Mathes | Jacquelyn Mayfield
|Margaret N. Mermin | Maria Miller
| Shondrika Moss-Bouldin | Amy
Neaderlander | Cynthia Nixon | Jane
& Ron Olson | Allison Osborn | David
Allan & Virginia Pell | Paula A. Perlis |
Penny T. Platnick | Private Education
Endowment Foundation, Inc. |
Gianna Puerini | Lucy F. Reed &
Michael J. Glennon | Tamara Renzo
| Elizabeth Ritchey | Doris Roberts
| Wendy Gordon Rockefeller | Ashley
Salisbury | Schlosstein-Hartley
Family Foundation | Frank Selvaggi
& Bill Shea | Aliza Shapiro | Sharon
Socol Family Foundation | Carolyn
Sicher | Neal Spector | Karen Stainer
| Erin Steele | Lorie Stone | The Arts
Effect LLC | Triskeles Foundation
Peacekeeper Fund | Turner Foundation
Inc | Umass Dartmouth Foundation, Inc.
| Amy & Michael Williams | Ivy Archer
Winters | Anne Blair Wrinkle | J. Alan
Kahn & Susan Kahn & Kahn Family
Foundation Trust
2010 Corporateupport
ABC Carpet & Home | The Chelko
Foundation | Dramatists Play Service
| The Emory Center for Ethics | Four
Seasons Hotel Los Angeles | Getty/
Wire Image | Google | ID-PR | Amanda
Keidan Jewelry | LUNA | My True Vision
Photography | Ning | Samurai Love
Sake | Shane & Shawn | Solio | Urban
Zen Center at Stephan Weiss Studio |
Vosges Haut-Chocolat | The Warren
City Club | Mindy Weiss
With Very Special Thanks
We also extend our heartfelt thanks
to the following individuals who have
so generously provided their pro
bono legal guidance: Janet Abrams,
Janet Dubrovolny and Nancy Rose.
And to Paula Allen, whose stunning
photojournalism tells the story of
V-Day.
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V-DAY IS AN ORGANIZED RESPONSE AGAINST VIOLENCE TOWARD WOMEN V-DAY IS A VISION: WE SEE A WORLD WHERE WOMEN
LIVE SAFELY AND FREELY V-DAY IS A DEMAND: RAPE, INCEST, BATTERY, FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION, AND SEX SLAVERY MUST
END NOW V-DAY IS A SPIRIT: WE BELIEVE WOMEN SHOULD SPEND THEIR LIVES CREATING AND THRIVING RATHER THAN SURVIVING
OR RECOVERING FROM TERRIBLE ATROCITIES V-DAY IS A CATALYST: BY RAISING MONEY AND CONSCIOUSNESS, IT WILL UNIFY AND
STRENGTHEN EXISTING ANTI-VIOLENCE EFFORTS. TRIGGERING FAR-REACHING AWARENESS, IT WILL LAY THE GROUNDWORK FOR
UNTIL THE VIOLENCE STOPS

NEW EDUCATIONAL, PROTECTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE ENDEAVORS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD V-DAY IS A PROCESS: WE WILL WORK
VDAY

AS LONG AS IT TAKES. WE WILL NOT STOP UNTIL THE VIOLENCE STOPS V-DAY IS A DAY. WE PROCLAIM VALENTINE’S DAY AS V-DAY
TO CELEBRATE WOMEN AND END THE VIOLENCE V-DAY IS A FIERCE, WILD, AND UNSTOPPABLE MOVEMENT AND COMMUNITY