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Connecting Conversations: in Adolescent and Youth Reproductive Health

Connecting Conversations: Adolescent and Youth Reproductive Health

Connecting ConversationsConnecting Conversations was an online discussion series centered on exploring timely topics in Adolescent and Youth Sexual and Reproductive Health (AYSRH). Hosted by Knowledge SUCCESS and FP2030, the series occurred over the course of 21 sessions grouped into themed collections and held across 18 months, from July 2020 to November 2021. Over 1,000 people — speakers, young people, youth leaders, and those working in the AYSRH field from across the globe — convened virtually to share the experiences, resources, and practices that have informed their work.

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Quick Read Advancing Funding Opportunities for Self-Care in West Africa
Kehinde Adesola OsinowoDennis AizobuIda NdioneMamadou Mballo Diallo March 23, 2023

On August 10, 2022, the Knowledge SUCCESS project and PATH hosted a bilingual peer assist to address the issues and challenges identified by Senegal’s group of Self-Care Pioneers to better advance their progress in the field.

A man and a women with their shadows behind them
Project News Best Practices and Lessons from Connecting Conversations
Brittany GoetschMichelle Yao June 21, 2022
A man and a women with their shadows behind them
Quick Read Common Questions in AYSRH: Connecting Conversations’ Experts Weigh In
Brittany GoetschEmily HaynesSophie Weiner May 17, 2022
A man and a women with their shadows behind them
Quick Read Relationships between Youth-Led Organizations, Donors, and NGOs
Jill Litman December 9, 2021
Connecting Conversations
Quick Read Scaling Up AYSRH Programs: Increasing Impact Without Affecting Quality
Jill Litman December 2, 2021
Connecting Conversations
Quick Read Multi-Sectoral AYSRH Programming—What Works, What Doesn’t, Why it Matters
Jill Litman November 24, 2021

On October 28, Knowledge SUCCESS and FP2030 hosted the second session in our final set of discussions in the Connecting Conversations series. In this session, speakers explored strengths, challenges, and lessons learned in implementing multi-sectoral programming in AYSRH and why multi-sectoral approaches are key to rethinking AYSRH service provision.

Connecting Conversations
Webinar Positive Youth Development: Young People as Assets, Allies, and Agents
Jill Litman November 9, 2021
Connecting Conversations
Webinar Recap: Young People from Sexual and Gender Minorities
Shruti Sathish September 10, 2021
Connecting Conversations
Webinar Addressing Young People’s SRH Needs in Humanitarian Settings
Shruti Sathish August 12, 2021
Connecting Conversations
Webinar Very Young Adolescents: Leveraging a Key Life Stage to Improve SRH
Shruti Sathish July 29, 2021
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