
GTA research report: 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 into improving the sexual and reproductive health and rights of young people in Kenya by training healthcare providers in gender transformative approaches.
A gender transformative approach (GTA) engages teachers in critically examining these norms and strengthens their comprehensive sexuality education teaching.
Review of literature and scientific debates on sexual agency. The article includes recommendations on how SRHR programmes could strengthen the sexual agency of young people.
This Rutgers GTA & YFS framework visualizes how building the capacity of healthcare providers in Gender Transformative Approach affects the SRHR of young people.
This Rutgers GTA & CSE capacity building model visualizes the ingluence of GTA Capacity Building on Teachers.
Research on enhancing sexuality education in Zambia through a gender transformative approach.
This whitepaper provides an overview of national and international knowledge, research and
interventions regarding gender transformative approaches (GTA).
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.
The knowledge file on Sexual and Gender Diversity in Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights presents the actual state of affairs on this theme.
Hello, I am used television and radio programmes, community screenings and more to educate, question and reshape norms around child marriage and the role of girls in society.
Hello, I am used the positive deviance approach (PDA) to encourage social and behaviour change. Read more about these activities, impact, lessons learnt and recommendations.
Hello I Am actively involved young people and their family members in intergenerational communication by hosting youth groups, parent groups, and three-generation dialogues.
The Hello, I Am programme reached nearly 80,000 people through community-based activities and more than 7million people through media efforts. Read more about activities here.
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