Description:

MAS por Nosotras: paving the way to improve sexual and reproductive health in female sex workers in Argentina through an Argentinean-Canadian collaboration
Valeria Fink, Fundación Huésped

Are we on track to realize universal access to sexual reproductive health services and rights: Investigating Gendered Gaps in Contraceptive Use Among sexually active Young People in rural Uganda
Godfrey Tumwizere, Makerere University School of Public Health

Co-creating gender-transformative interventions for adolescent mental, sexual, and reproductive health and rights: Reflections from Niger, Ghana, and Burkina Faso
Lauren J. Wallace, Dodowa Health Research Centre

What do we know about female university students' contraceptive knowledge, attitudes, and practices in Algeria? Insights from an online survey
Sabrine Chengane, University of Ottawa / GRAS-University of Oran2

Scoping Review of Antenatal Care Seeking and Delivery Practices for Pregnant Adolescent Girls in Pakistan
Jen Hatchard, Nutrition International

Equity Through Action: Scalable Youth-Led Menstrual and Sexual and Reproductive Health Education in Sub-Saharan Africa
Hortência Franco, Be Girl

Collaboration with Grassroot Religious and Traditional Leaders (RTLs) in Rural Northern Nigeria: Catalysing Positive Attitudinal Change on Social Norms for Uptake of Family Planning Services
Hadiza Salele, Clinton Health Access Initiative

Harnessing the power of youth as change agents for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR)
Nished Rijal, HealthBridge Foundation of Canada
Cassandra Morris, HealthBridge Foundation of Canada
Behnoush Ahranjani, HealthBridge Foundation of Canada
Ziaul Ahsan, Ipas Bangladesh
Kamilla Pinter, HealthBridge Foundation of Canada

Youth Partnership in Adolescents and Youth Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (AYSRHR) Theory of Change
Yemurai Nyoni, YIELD Hub
Dina Chaerani, YIELD Hub

Narratives of change show the transformative impact on adolescents of creating and sharing cellphilms about their sexual and reproductive health

Umaira Ansari, Participatory Research at McGill (PRAM)