In 1998, a non-profit charity, "V-Day", was incorporated with the intent of using performances of "योनी मनीच्या गुजगोष्टी (नाटक)" to raise money to benefit female victims of violence and sexual abuse. Since its inception, the movement has expanded its use of art and activism to include film — most notably the documentary "Until The Violence Stops" (2004), readings of the compilation "A Memory, Monologue, A Rant, and a Prayer", marches, and festivals such as UNTIL THE VIOLENCE STOPS: NYC (June 2006).

Beginning in early 2001, V-Day activities expanded to a host of international activities, with V-Day hosting leadership summits for women in Afghanistan, an international gathering of activists worldwide in Rome in September 2002, launching the Karama program in the Middle East, 
and more. In some societies where the original monologues are considered too vulgar, such as Monte Carlo, Monaco, V-Day events revolve around the book "A Memory, a Monologue, a Rant, and a Prayer", a collection of monologues written by acclaimed writers, at the request of Ensler to celebrate the play's tenth anniversary. 

V-Day included the first ever all transgender version of "योनी मनीच्या गुजगोष्टी (नाटक)" in 2004, with a performance by eighteen notable transwomen under the mentoring of Jane Fonda and Andrea James of Deep Stealth Productions.

In 2008, over 3700 V-Day benefit events have been held or planned. These events are being coordinated by volunteer activists in over 1250 locations around the world, educating millions of people about the reality of violence against women and girls.

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V-Day बद्दल
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