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The author shares her harrowing experience of gender-based violence and the subsequent trauma she endured, highlighting the pervasive nature of sexist attitudes within society. Through her narrative, she aims to immerse readers in the realities faced by women victims, while also addressing the broader implications of silent violence. Beyond personal testimony, the book seeks to raise awareness and proposes actionable solutions to combat sexist behavior, including a dedicated project aimed at eradicating such attitudes. This work serves as both a call to action and a resource for stakeholders.

The book addresses the harsh realities faced by street children, including exposure to exploitation and the challenges of illiteracy that hinder their integration into society. It critiques the traditional education system's inadequacies in meeting their specific needs. Highlighting a non-formal education program initiated by the Building Africa Association in February 2016, it showcases innovative pedagogical approaches that yield positive outcomes for these vulnerable children. Proceeds from the book support humanitarian projects aimed at furthering their education and reintegration.