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The programme already runs.
The Respect Challenge is live, free and producing data today. Funding does not start it — it deepens it.
What we are looking for
- Support to expand the material. Abuse within families, violence used as control, and personal safety are the next areas in our protection work. Each needs specialist review before it goes near the public.
- Peace, security and freedom of belief. Intercommunal dialogue, protection and support for displaced women and children, conflict-related sexual violence, and women's participation in peace processes under UNSCR 1325 and Nigeria's National Action Plan.
- Health rights programming. Maternal and newborn health, HIV, TB, malaria and sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), including for adolescents — where the barrier is as often belief, stigma and decision-making power as it is access to a clinic.
- Women's economic empowerment. Strengthening cooperatives and savings groups, financial literacy, and the free digital tools that make women's collective money transparent and secure.
- Environmental rights. Clean cooking and household air, the water and fuel burden that keeps girls out of school, and the climate pressure on women farmers who rarely own the land they work.
- Support to work with defined populations. Open play tells us what interested people believe. Working with a defined group over a year — baseline, endline, consent to follow up — produces considerably stronger evidence.
- Partners with reach. Institutions with a duty of care and an existing audience, where prevention education is welcome rather than resisted.
- An academic partner for independent ethics review and analysis.
What we can show you
475
Answers recorded
17
Devices played
5
States represented
- Which situations players misjudge most, and which answer they chose instead
- Breakdowns by geopolitical zone, gender, age range and education
- Whether accuracy improves when the same person plays again
- An anonymised data export for any period, with the number of respondents attached to every figure
Talk to us
Write to hello@crawyc.org. Tell us which part interests you and we will send the current findings, the anonymised data, and our safeguarding and data-protection approach.