The Power of Words and Images: Our Communication Report

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A Sex-Positive​ Communication

The pleasure industry, including media, adult entertainment, and sex education, often fails to represent disabled individuals. Not only does this leave us feeling excluded and undervalued, it also perpetuates the common assumption that people with disabilities don’t need or want to experience sexual pleasure.

Vita Bernik, disability advocate & influencer
A guide to safe and pleasurable oral sex
5 ways to redefine and normalize narratives of disability and pleasure

Young people are the present the future empowered leaders

Marriage and Sexuality of Maldivian Youths

by Aik Easa & the Humanitarian team
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Youth-centered approach is essential to our work

by Patience Ampomah
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On the frontlines of the climate crisis, Kiribati's youth emerge as powerful leaders
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Step on the Red Carpet: Lesotho’s Youth Receiving Premium SRHR Services through IPPF’s Member Association
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Volunteer becomes “lifelong activist in the name of sexual education” for Togo’s youth
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My Body. My Right. My Choice. My Life.

How to tell if you are being misled on abortion
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How we're linking digital and in-person pathways to abortion care
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Let the Green Wave wash over Mexico
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One year post-Roe, Africa finds itself at a critical juncture for reproductive rights
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Enshrining abortion rights in the French Constitution
By Sarah Durocher
From words to action: Abortion rights in Colombia
By Marta Royo

They stand up for our rights

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Ceasefire Now for Gaza

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2 Years Post-Roe

June 24, 2024 No Comments

On June 24, 2022, the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade removing 50 years of constitutional protection for abortion across America. Individual states now decide the

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Abortion Stigma Busters

April 24, 2024 No Comments

We envision a world where abortion care is centered around the needs and care of those who have abortions. Where stigma, fear, and misinformation about

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Meet our Experts Activists Members

#Repro Hero

LGBTIQ+ Human Rights

We, the LGBTQIA+ community are already deprived from our society, from our community, family, schools, college and university. Now, let us not deprive ourselves of our health as well. We must be vocal, speak up, and be united. I’m not asking for prioritization – just equal rights and opportunities

says Swastika, a transgender activist and clinic coordinator of Nepal’s first Hormonal and Laser Therapy Clinic for LGBTQIA+ people.
Read Swastika's blog
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Reproductive Rights Are Human Rights