The East Africa Regional Convening closed with a clear message: commitments to ending gender-based violence must translate into continued action. Over the course of Day Two, commitment makers moved from reviewing progress and identifying gaps to working through the advocacy priorities they want to carry forward. Participants developed campaign ideas, examined where collective advocacy can strengthen their work and considered the actions required to keep these priorities moving beyond the Generation Equality reporting cycle. Tech-facilitated gender-based violence was a significant thread throughout the discussions, highlighting the need for stronger and more coordinated responses to violence perpetrated through digital technologies and spaces. The day ended with commitment makers reflecting on what they are prepared to take forward from the convening and committing to continue the work through stronger collaboration and collective advocacy. The East Africa process also builds on the evidence, priorities and lessons emerging from the Southern Africa Regional Convening, bringing the two regional processes towards a shared coalition position. For Akili Dada, this work is about creating the conditions for commitment makers to shape their own priorities, strengthen their collective voice and hold the focus on gender-based violence beyond the life of a reporting cycle. The regional convenings, supported through the UN Women ACT Programme @UNTrustFundEVAW , have provided that space for evidence, advocacy and accountability to meet.