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Comprehensive Sexuality Education in East Africa: What does it entail? Country models, success stories and challenges
Shane Harper July 15, 2022

[…] prevention of HIV and other STIs or pregnancy. Join Knowledge SUCCESS East Africa for a webinar where they’ll share challenges and opportunities for scaling up CSE in East Africa, discuss […]

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Family Planning in the UHC Agenda: Part 2: The Nooks and Crannies of UHC Policy Implementation: Where Does FP Fit in?
Natalie Apcar July 27, 2022

[…] Agenda, a new collaborative dialogue series to shape policy, programming, and research. Not your typical webinar, this series will bring the family planning community together for interactive discussions in advance […]

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Family Planning in the UHC Agenda, Part 3: UHC Demand: Getting it Right to Ensure We #LeaveNoOneBehind
Natalie Apcar August 29, 2022

[…] Agenda, a new collaborative dialogue series to shape policy, programming, and research. Not your typical webinar, this series will bring the family planning community together for interactive discussions in advance […]

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Measuring scale-up: A review of the Access Collaborative sustainability tracking indicators
Cozette Boakye March 16, 2023

[…] and gaps of monitoring scale-up in the context of the AC sustainability tracker indicators. This webinar will focus on findings from Madagascar, Nigeria, Uganda, and Zambia, touching upon: National goals […]

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In-Depth How Are Governments Ensuring that Voluntary Family Planning Remains an “Essential Service” During COVID-19?
Frederick MubiruSuzanne Fischer September 16, 2020

[…] clients is a novel approach that could be easily replicated if successful. Tanzania During a webinar in June, Dr. Alfred Mukuwani, Tanzania’s Assistant Director for Reproductive and Child Health, explained […]

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Quick Read Webinar The Value of Human Centered Design For Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health
Ida NdioneFarmata SeyeLeigh Wynne January 11, 2024

[…] francophone Africa and create solutions that are co-designed by youth themselves as described in this webinar, The Value Add Using Human Centered Design for Adolescent and Youth Sexual and Reproductive […]

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In-Depth Beyond Biology: Integrating Menstrual Health into Sexual and Reproductive Health Programs
Michelle Yao December 16, 2022

[…] guidance suggests expanding community-based, out-of-facility delivery methods like mobile and household outreach. Check out this webinar recap, “One Size Does Not Fit All: Reproductive Health Services Within the Greater Health […]

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Project News Best Practices and Lessons from Connecting Conversations
Brittany GoetschMichelle Yao June 21, 2022

[…] completed an evaluation of the series. In it, we describe our ever-evolving experimentation with the Zoom webinar format that has dominated the COVID-19 era. We also explore the success stories and […]

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In-Depth Web Users: A Mosaic, not a Monolith
Simone Parrish October 24, 2022

[…] aged 18-24 is good to see; about 20% of our content, including our Connecting Conversations webinar series, centers on youth engagement and adolescent sexual and reproductive health (AYSRH). FP/RH professionals—from […]

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Responsive Systems Meet Adolescent Reproductive Health Needs
Marta Pirzadeh, MPHCallie SimonKate PlourdeBrittany Goetsch March 4, 2021

[…] CoP updates and engage with other members! We hope to see you at our upcoming webinar on this topic, Adolescent FP and Sexual and & Reproductive Health: Health Systems Perspective, […]

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