II. Active Campaign 4. Government offices/agencies /non-government /educational institutions/local government units designate representatives to guest in media broadcast programs or online public affairs programs or press conferences to discuss Anti-VAW messages for the Filipino people/audiences. 5. Government offices/agencies /non-government/ educational institutions/local government units initiate their respective Anti-VAW Campaign Program, all-year round instead of just the 18-Day Campaign in December. 6. Government offices/agencies /non-government/ educational institutions/local government units promote love and respect for women, advancing women’s rights, and discourage VAW and its impact on the family members’ growth and development through symposia, panel discussions, lecture series, and fora. These gatherings must be accompanied with pre-produced film productions that demonstrate VAW, feature a champion(s) of gender-based violence, present statistics and other facts that need to heighten not only awareness but to educate the audience especially violators or would-be violators. 7. Government offices/agencies /non-government /educational institutions /local government units initiate Anti-VAW education for men. This Advisory does not in any way preclude the Commission on Human Rights to initiate new advocacy projects in partnership with the private sector, or continue to implement its long-initiated legal advocacy. These include partnerships with law schools, or association of lawyers that may provide legal assistance such as free consultations, or issuance of affidavits and other documents at minimal costs. 98