5. Create  spaces  for  dialogues  or  grassroots  discussions  on  community  and  culture-based  processes  and  mechanisms  also  accessed  by  GBV  victim-survivors.  ● Not because the perpetrator was jailed or that you got the consolation, this is already justice.  After the presentation, the following questions were raised:    ISSUES AND CONCERNS  Shiela:  Have  you  encountered  women  using  social  media  as  the  reporting  platform,  instead  of  going  through  the  legal  process.  Also  those  who  want  to  shame  the  perpetrators  using  radio  stations  and  tv  shows like Tulfo.  Mae  Arellano  from  Women  Care  Center:  We  know  that  mediation  is  very  much  against,  because  we  are  talking  about  gender-based  violence.  It  is  still  practice  of  the  barangay,  and  it  is  being implemented nationwide.   How  to  stop  mediation?  This  contributes  to  the  factors  why  women  are  forced  to  be  silent on the abuses done to them.  Also,  what  happens  to  the  cases  where  the  woman  did  not  continue  with  the  case  because  it’s  expensive and exhausting, and it  DISCUSSIONS   AGREEMENTS  (who said what)  (​if any)  Len: We have not included that in the research That  Commissioner Karen: That can be part of the  could be another research large project. We just  call for papers in the near future.  know a barangay who are using their facebook  page to promote their VAWC desk and some people  are reporting through that platform. That is a very  nice dissertation for Twyla.    Len:  There  really  is  this  big  gap.  Some  women  do  Twyla:  We  are  very  grateful  for our consultants.  not  want  their  name  to  be  included  in  the  blotter  What  we  can  say  from  this  is  that  it  expanded  book.  They  just  want  to  share  their  story.  This  has  our  view  on  GBV.  Many  organizations  are  an  implication  to  our  service  provider.  Because  looking  at  it  not  just  as  law  but  also  the  lived  how  many  hours  can  they  accommodate  knowing  experiences  of  women.  I  think  that  CHR  as  Gender  Ombud  must  document  all  these  and  that the victims are not willing to go on record.  channel  them  into  policy  recommendations  Arellano:  The  service  provider  should  be  while  working  with  agencies  and  organizations  affirmative  and  listen.  It  is  important  that  so  that  the  lived  experiences  of  women  would  somebody  listen,  give  importance  to  it,  and  look  inform  the  policy  and  proposed  law  for  referrals.  At  that  time,  she  may  not  be  ready,  amendments.  Anti-VAWC  law  has  been  in  but  in  the  future,  she  may  be.  The  service provider  placed  for  15  years  now  but  mediation  still  can still assess the situation.  MAKING DATA WORK FOR WOMEN: VALIDATION OF FRAMEWORK AND RESEARCH FINDINGS ON GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE  A DOCUMENTATION REPORT  20