Healing
Centring survivors first. Circles, counselling, and safe spaces where recovery is not rushed.
A survivor-centred national movement · Launched 2026
Walk Her Story is how South Africa answers gender-based violence — with healing, storytelling, accountability, and coaction. Survivor-centred. Community-led. We’re gathering a community willing to carry this journey.
How we walk
Walk Her Story is built on four interlocking practices — the foundations of how we respond to gender-based violence across South Africa.
Centring survivors first. Circles, counselling, and safe spaces where recovery is not rushed.
Survivors keep the pen. Digital storytelling returns authorship to those whose voices were silenced.
Naming what happened. Holding families, institutions, and systems to the standard survivors deserve.
No single organisation ends GBV. We walk with schools, sport bodies, faith communities, and partners.
What we do
Community
Public walks in every province — gathering the community, remembering survivors, refusing silence.
Voice
A growing archive of survivor voices — on their terms, with their words, protecting their dignity.
Prevention
Age-appropriate curricula, teacher training, and safe-to-report channels in participating schools.
The launch
Walk Her Story launched at a national press conference in Johannesburg — bringing together survivors, partners, and media to set the movement in motion. The walk continues, and there is a place in it for you.
What the launch set in motion
Media and partner enquiries welcome at walkherstory@footprintssa.org.
Strategic partner
In partnership with FootGolf South Africa.
Walk Her Story is FGSA’s flagship social-impact programme as they prepare athletes for the 2026 FootGolf World Cup.
Your move
There’s no minimum. Every pledge gets a personal follow-up. This is how a community builds a movement — together.