About This Project
Summary
Unsilenced Rooms was an immersive, survivor-led installation inside the first Ministerial Conference to End Violence Against Children. It recreated three rooms where children had been raped. Each space featured real objects—dentures, closets, beds—based on survivor testimony. QR codes triggered voiceovers guiding leaders through the trauma. The experience was installed the day before policymakers signed pledges. Survivors then presented nine demands for protection, healing, and justice.
Goals & Objectives
Make the invisible, visible and influence government leaders i the ministerial confernece, that normally see child sexual abuse in charts and reports, making them become witness of the true horror so they would include demands/proposals from survivors themselves in plans to end child violence.
Results & Impact
- 11 countries included the9 demands in their pledges - 35 countries included partially - The First Lady of Colombia endorsed and hosted survivors post-event - The rooms were replicated by othe NGO's in Colombian police headquarters - Rooms are in the procces of being replicated in latinamerica
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