A study assessing how young people’s voice and choice concerning sex and relationships changed over the implementation of the Get Up Speak Out! programme.
Endline evaluation of the Get Up Speak Out programme.
Building the capacity of healthcare providers in the Gender Transformative Approach to improve the SRHR of young people in Kenya
Research into improving the sexual and reproductive health and rights of young people in Kenya by training healthcare providers in gender transformative approaches.
Research on youth-led social accountability interventions
Operational research to assess the effects of piloting Community Scorecard activities
Get Up Speak Out research on peer educations
Magazine looking back at 5 years of Get Up Speak Out
A global study by Rutgers that looked at the detrimental effect of the pandemic on young people’s sexual and reproductive health and rights and worsens existing inequalities.
How to facilitate workshops to understand opposition in a context-specific manner and limit the influence of opposition on reaching SRHR-related goals.
White paper on the multi component systems approach.
Video explaining how sexual health and COVID-19 are related
Operational research report that shows how social accountability initiatives in Malawi contribute to the empowerment of the young people.
Research examining how country alliances were implementing the newly defined strategy of youth-led collaborations identify good practises that could be shared across aliances.
Report on youth collaborations in Malawi by the Get Up Speak Out programme and Malawi SRHR Alliance
In this webinar we shared insights on the institutionalisation and measurement of involvement.
Qualitative pilot study on the inclusion of information on sexual relationships and pleasure in sexuality education for young people.
This operational research gives a more in-depth understanding of how CSOs apply different clusters of approaches for working on SRHR in times of opposition.
The pilot study was conducted in Ghana and Kenya. This report presents the findings from the data collected in Kenya.
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