Melchior and Sara (Youth Ambassador for SRHR) share some reflections on their recent trip to Mozambique & eSwatini connecting with young people!
READCHOICE's youth partner, TaYA Ethiopia, writes about the work of the Abren mobile app developed under CHOICE's Seed Grant project!
READYouth Advocate, Alex Sampaio-Cook writes about his experience at the 57th CPD session in New York and the extent of the meaningful and inclusive youth participation throughout the conference.
READIn this interview, we delve into topics of personal sexual traumas and working in SRHR, with Daphne, a longstanding member of CHOICE who is now graduating. Throughout her time at CHOICE, Daphne's exploration of mental health and sexuality has been deeply entwined with her experiences and growth. From advocating for comprehensive sexuality education to grappling with trauma and boundary-setting, her story is one of hope and self-discovery.
READOur Wonderful Director, Jannemiek Evelo, is leaving CHOICE! In this article Jannemiek lists 8 things she has learned being a feminist leader of a youth-led organisation.
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In December CHOICE was invited to attend the EU-NGO Forum on Human Rights, our Advocacy Coordinator, Veerle Dams, explains what it is and what went down, and what it was like as a young person attending!
READOur amazing Advocacy Co-ordinator, Veerle Dams was recently interviewed at ICPD30 by Kaushal Ranisinghe from The Youth PACT.
READRelease of the "Youth for SRHR Change" recommendations report, urging the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs to invest in youth, integrate SRHR into all foreign policies, and support inclusive comprehensive sexuality education, reflecting the voices and perspectives of young people.
READOn International Safe Abortion Day, Choice reaffirms its commitment to bodily autonomy, advocating for complete decriminalization of abortion, universal access to safe, legal abortions, and support for self-managed abortions. In the Netherlands, a citizens' initiative, backed by the Free Choice Coalition, seeks to remove abortion from the Criminal Code, citing unnecessary complications, hindrance to progress, and perpetuation of shame and taboo as reasons for change, with a critical opportunity in the upcoming House of Representatives elections.
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