Sexual and reproductive health and rights for all.

Rutgers sees comprehensive sexuality education as a lifelong learning process. We believe young people need it to inform choices in relationships and their sexual lives that are free from stigma, discrimination and violence.

Rutgers’ gender-transformative approach examines, questions and transforms rigid gender and sexual norms and underlying power imbalances. We do this to improve the sexual and reproductive rights of young people.

Research is central to our work and interventions. What we do is based on the latest evidence that we also make available to our partners and others around the world. We undertake studies that inform our understanding of sexual and reproductive behaviour and attitudes.

Rutgers works to improve the sexual and reproductive health and rights of all.

Much of Rutgers’ work is founded on four big, vital and overlapping themes.

Rutgers’ has a wide portfolio of programmes, tackling issues and working towards goals through partnerships.