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Rutgers a adapté deux jeux de cartes qui aideront à parler de manière ouverte et respectueuse de leurs valeurs et de leurs normes en matière de relations et de santé sexuelle et reproductive. Il y a deux version du jeu de cartes, l’un pour les jeunes à partir de 15 ans et l’autre pour les adultes travaillant dans le domaine de la santé et droits sexuels et reproductifs âgés de 24 ans et plus.

Pour soutenir les parents dans la communication liée à l’amour, les relations et la sexualité avec leurs enfants, Rutgers et CARE ont répondu aux questions les plus fréquemment posées par les parents dans la brochure “Maman, d’où viennent les bébés?”.

Le Manuel des Services Essentiels est un guide complet qui vous accompagnera vers la mise en œuvre réussie de vos programmes destinés aux jeunes et portant sur les droits en matière de santé sexuelle et reproductive.

“All in all, it was amazing for me as a young person to be at a UN event like this. It’s the largest space of political lobbying in the world.” This April, the 52nd session of the UN Commission for Population and Development (CPD) took place in New York. Youth advocate, Jairo Rodrigues from Guyana attended, as part of our Right Here Right Now Strategic Partnership. He looks back at a thrilling and inspiring experience at the United Nations, and has a clear assignment for his home country.

We are shocked by the devastating news of the murder of Bessy Ferrera, who was killed on July 8 in the streets of Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Bessy was a trans activist who has worked relentlessly for the human rights and dignity of trans people and the LGBTI community in Honduras. She was active with the LGBTI organization Arcoiris. This organisation is a prominent member of the Honduran Right Here Right Now (RHRN) platform.

Three times a year, UN member states gather at the Human Rights Council (HRC) to discuss the promotion and protection of all human rights around the globe. This is a key space for Rutgers’ work to advance Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, especially in current times of growing conservative opposition forces in governments.

The Yes I Do Alliance (YIDA) has again completed a year with good results. The number of child marriages has decreased, alternative ceremonies have been held (instead of female circumcision), trainings have been given and lobbying is progressing. The annual report gives insight into what was achieved last year.

The Right Here Right Now (RHRN) strategic partnership amplifies the voices of young people advocating for their sexual and reproductive rights – at home, in their regions, and internationally. This June, all partners and platforms came together in Naivasha, Kenya, to discuss how the meaningful inclusion of young people can continue and how the partnership can sustainably build on its outcomes and lessons learned. National Coordinators Rajendra Maharjan (Nepal), Teresa Alarcón Rodríguez (Bolivia), Solange Mbaye (Senegal), Saraban Tahura Zamen (Bangladesh) and Tendaishe Changamire (Zimbabwe) explain why the inclusion of youth is so vital.

On July 17th, PSTC in cooperation with the othe Hello I Am partners succesfuly launched the programme during a festive event in Dhaka. The Hello, I Am programme is enabling young people in Bangladesh to break harmful social norms and have more say in decisions about their futures.

The article hightlights the programme and the growing awareness and importance of adolescent sexual and reproductive health (ASRH) in Indonesia.

The Guardian published an article on sexuality education worldwide and talks about Explore4Action.

Indonesia's parliament raised the minimum age at which a girl can marry from 16 to 19, in a ruling which is expected to curb child marriage in the country.

In Kenya, both girls and boys get trained in school to fight and prevent sexual and gender based violence. The training is facilitaed by our Keyan Yes I Do partner Umajaa.

The attacks on sexuality. That is the theme of the Johannes Rutgers Dialogue 2019. Which attacks are they? There are actually many of them, interconnected in unexpected and complex ways.

From September 30 to October 2 2019, the first International Conference on Indonesia Family Planning and Reproductive Health took place in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. This conference was co-hosted by Rutgers WPF Indonesia and was a forum to discuss the current status of SRHR in Indonesia, as well as an opportunity for valuable exchange on this topic.

The Rutgers team visited a school and met local stakeholders in Denpasar, Bali. At the school, the team observed a Setara session in action and met students and teachers.

Rutgers is proud to announce its partnership with SafeAccess Hub, a digital platform which shares practical guidance on safe abortion and post-abortion care. By spreading knowledge to front-line practitioners, this partnership will help to reach the ambitious goal of zero unsafe abortions through its She Makes Her Safe Choice programme.

Every year 25 million women undergo an unsafe abortion and between 22,500 and 44,000 women worldwide die from the complications. She Makes Her Safe Choice works to reduce these devastating numbers by providing women with a safe choice.

How do you develop workshops to convince illiterate parents of alternatives to marrying off their teenage daughters? This was one of the questions posed to Rutgers in the programme Hello I Am in Bangladesh.

We are proud to announce our collaboration with Reproductive Health Network Kenya (RHNK) for the ‘She Makes Her Safe Choice’ global programme. Through global collaboration we aim to realize the goal of having zero unsafe abortions worldwide by making safe abortion widely available, accessible and affordable to all the women and girls who need it.