August | DREAMS Offers Young Women a Brighter Future

The new USAID-funded Hayatna project in South Sudan provides education, health resources and employment skills for young women to plan their lives and power their futures. Read more.

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Peer Educators in India Take the Lead: Raising Youth Awareness on Sexual and Reproductive Health

Amrita Sahu is fearless and candid. She discusses taboo subjects with young women in her village to inform them of sexual and reproductive health issues and help them take control of their health.
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Designing Health Services for Adolescents? Involve Young People!

In the western highlands of Guatemala, health providers and young people took a novel approach to plan adolescent responsive services – they joined together to design the care to increase access and participation. Read now.

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Three Key Principles to Integrating HIV/SRH Services for Adolescents

Keep Adolescents Attending HIV + Sexual Reproductive Health Services: Our experts tell you how to integrate and sustain care
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Changing attitudes in Nigeria about what it means to be a Husband, a Father

The latest from USAID's MOMENTUM Country and Global Leadership reports on an initiative in Nigerian communities to prevent gender-based violence.
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Miles for Mothers Spotlight:

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Stride for change! Now through November 3, 2024, join Jhpiego across the world in the race to make an impact. Athletes around the world are participating in races, marathons, group exercise, and community well-being efforts to strengthen Jhpiego and support maternal health worldwide. Join our movement by making your own commitment and fundraiser to Miles the Mothers today!

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In an article on transactional sex by adolescents published in Frontiers in Reproductive Health, authors Mary Drake and Kelly Curran examined the relationship between adolescent girls and young women and older sex partners. These young girls and woman account for the largest proportion of new HIV infections and have a higher risk of HIV acquisition than males of comparable age. Read the study results here, “Transactional sex and age-disparate sexual partnerships among adolescent girls and young women in Tanzania."

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