Additional obstacles may prevent women and girls' participation and their ability or disposition to meet and be interviewed. This may include organizing interviews according to special schedules that facilitate the participation of women and girls, arranging alternative childcare, considering the possibility of conducting interviews remotely through secure communication methods, or receiving written testimonies, when relevant. Outreach initiatives should also be gender sensitive to ensure that women and girls are made aware of them, in a timely manner, and of the possibility of their attending and that facilities will be provided to enable them to give their testimony. As a result, their testimonies often focus primarily on the experience of their male relatives and/ or children.