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Ojok James Onono

Ojok James Onono

Assistant Public Relations Officer, Gulu University

Ojok James Onono is a multi-media investigative journalist and a poet from Northern Uganda attached to the Northern Uganda Media Club (NUMEC). He has over seven years of experience in the media industry in Uganda and works at Gulu University as an assistant public relations officer. He is a PED/PHE advocate trained by PRB and Goal Malawi. Currently, he is a 2022 Youth For Policy Fellow with Konrad Adenauer Stiftung. James Onono is a PHE/PED consultant for People–Planet Connection. He can be reached at poetjames7@gmail.com.

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Empowering Girls Through Menstrual Hygiene Management: Wii Tuke Gender Initiative’s MVoice Campaign
Ojok James Onono November 17, 2022

Wii Tuke Gender Initiative is a women- and youth-led organization in Northern Uganda’s Lira District (in the Lango sub-region) that uses technology and culture to empower women and girls from structurally silenced communities.

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Women from the Young Mothers Group meeting and getting family planning information from a community health worker. The program is supported by Reproductive Health Uganda, with the goal to empower the women in the group, and provide them with family planning information.
Quick Read Making Contraceptives Accessible to Adolescent Youth in Northern Uganda
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Marie Stopes Uganda’s Gulu Light Outreach provides free mobile clinics that engage Northern Ugandan communities on reproductive health. Using peer-to-peer influence and outreach in markets and community centers, the team educates young people on contraceptives. ...

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