SAYWHAT - Addressing societal attitudes towards termination of pregnancy There are many prevailing misconceptions about abortion, largely because the controversial nature of the subject makes many people unwilling to learn m...
Grace Mashingaidze SAYWHAT You are a young girl, aged 16. You have had unprotected sex and now you are pregnant with a child you are not prepared to look after. You are alone and terrified. How do you tell your parents wh...
Every year, the World YWCA offers two or more one-year internships and two short-term internships for young women from the movement who are passionate about women’s rights and global change. Watch the video above to learn...
SAYWHAT Did you know that abortion rates are higher in countries where abortion is criminalised than in those where it is legal? Girls and women who are prevented from accessing safe, legal abortions are also likely to face...
#MyPeriodWon’tWait Do you remember your first period? Are your memories good or bad? A bloodstain on the clothes is every menstruating girl’s worst nightmare, and if you are a young girl growing up with no access to s...
#90DaysofCONSENT campaign launch When can young people consent to receive sexual reproductive health services (SRHS) without parental permission? It’s confusing and inconsistent – and it depends where you are. The age...
Young women in Sub-Saharan Africa need the full range of sexual and reproductive health care, writes Heather Boonstra, Director of Public Policy, Guttmacher Institute. As thousands of young people from around the world jo...
On the 7th December 2013, Health and Education Ministers and representatives from 20 countries in Eastern and Southern Africa affirmed their commitment to endorse sexuality education and sexual and reproductive health service...
Red My Lips is a non-profit organisation that uses red lipstick – and social media - to raise awareness about sexual violence, demonstrate support for survivors and combat victim-blaming around the world. The Red My Lips c...
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