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LESBIANS AND ABORTION and how queer liberation and reproductive justice (must) go together
Reproductive justice is a queer issue. You might think of achieving pregnancy, or legal parenthood for lesbian mothers. But abortion is also a queer issue, and must be treated as such.
READKey Reflections from the CHOICE-EH Partnership and our MYP Journey So Far
Today, we share further learnings of our unique organizational Young Adult Partnership model, including initial results that we’ve achieved over the past 10 months of our journey, in an effort to be transparent and hold ourselves accountable to what we said we would do.
READStatement at HRC47
Read our joint statement on youth, SRHR and COVID-19 at the 47th session of the Human Rights Council in July.
READA New Path Towards Institutionalizing Meaningful Youth Participation
Most organizations who work with and for young people strive to genuinely involve young people in their work—after all ‘nothing about us, without us’ is a slogan we’ve heard time and time again. This serves as a reminder that if you want programs and policies targeted at young people to work, you must have youth’s full and meaningful participation. Although the intention is usually there, organizations often struggle with putting this into practice and forget to ask the question: How can organizations translate meaningful youth participation from an ideal into practice?
READMeaningful Youth Participation Statement HRC46
Statement by CHOICE on Meaningful Youth Participation
READJoint Statement on Human Rights Defenders
Joint Statement by Stichting CHOICE for Youth and Sexuality, ILGA World, Arrow and Rutgers
READInternational Women’s Day 2021: the Future of Young Female Leadership
This International Women's Day 2021, our Youth Ambassador spoke to two young female entrepreneurs from Nigeria and Jordan about what it means to be a young trailblazer in their fields. Because while business has come far in terms of gender equality, it also has a long way to go. Click to read the entire interview.
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