In time for the September 28 Day of Action in support of the right to safe abortion, the International Campaign for Women’s Right to Safe Abortion has launched YANAA, the Young Activist Network for Abortion Advocacy, an in...
This #HappyFlow Monday, we asked network members what efforts are being done in their respective communities to advance menstrual hygiene rights. Chifundo Chidumu Gondwe - Malawi Menstrual hygiene still remains ...
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are crucial goals which we need to achieve in order to create a better world for all, leaving no one behind. Set out by the UN to be achieved by 2030, the SDGs identify key areas where...
This Happy Flow Monday, we asked network Members what they envision for young girls and women in their country in terms of menstrual hygiene rights. Members from all over the continent shared their insights and vision for...
What Ceredev Africa is calling on you to share your experiences with menstruation through the Happy Flow Diaries. This open call is an initiative to support the campaign and movement for Menstrual Health and Rights and...
Today is Happy Flow Monday! We asked SRAN members about what continues to be the major challenge in their community in terms of advancement of menstrual hygiene rights, and what recommendations they would give in line wit...
Registration for the Nairobi Summit is now open! This year marks the 25th anniversary of the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) in Cairo, where 179 governments adopted a landmark Programme of Act...
Members of the Sex Rights Africa Network will be at the third edition of the Southern African Regional Students and Youth Conference (SARSYC) from 11-12 July 2019. The Sex Rights Africa Network will have a stall at the con...
Violence against women in Malawi remains a challenge both in the home and workplace. Over 40 percent of women experience violence in any form, with lifetime physical and sexual intimate partner violence at 38 percent and inti...
What does ‘Expect Respect’ mean to you? When this hashtag first appeared on Sex Rights Africa Network (SRAN) social media posts, its creators were adamant – don’t tell people what it means, let them decide and inte...
