The aim of this virtual workshop is to provide an opportunity for early-career researchers with an interest in conducting HIV/AIDS-related research in humanitarian settings to learn about the ethics of research in this context and share their current projects or research ideas to receive feedback from peers and faculty facilitators.
Save the Date for the launch of Fòs Feminista’s new report, "Chaos Continues: The 2021 Revocation of the Global Gag Rule and The Need for Permanent Repeal." This report tracks the flow of communication regarding the revocation of the Global Gag Rule (GGR) throughout the U.S. global health system since the policy’s revocation by President Biden on 28 January 2021. Join a conversation with global sexual and reproductive health, rights, and justice experts from Malawi, Mozambique, Nepal, and Zimbabwe with opening remarks by Karin Olofsdotter, Ambassador of Sweden to the United States. Additional details about the event, including a link to register, are forthcoming.
Join a panel of researchers and practitioners as they discuss real-world examples and practical considerations of ethical issues related to HIV/AIDS prevention, care, and research.
This event examines the link between climate change resilience, family planning and SRHR through a panel discussion with experts and a presentation of FP2030’s new emergency preparedness and response strategy.
Join us for a webinar on how to use the Planning for Comprehensive SRH in Crisis-Affected Settings: A Participatory Workshop Toolkit to Transition from the MISP. We will learn from colleagues’ experiences leading workshops in in Bangladesh, Democratic Republic of Congo, and Yemen, and how the planning process contributed to strengthening health systems and resilience for SRH.
This panel, secondin a series hosted by GJC & Fòs Feminista, will highlight connections between current global challenges, including climate change, conflict, and the rise of authoritarianism, and the role of sexual and reproductive health and rights.
Join our online launch of new research on how gender norms change in crisis and how humanitarians can respond. Speakers will discuss rights-based, locally led action on SRHR, unpaid care, GBV and myriad other complex gendered impacts.
To divulge and to draw attention to the relationships between abuse, violence, and brain damage. The war in Ukraine is the current backdrop for further dramatic events for sexual and reproductive health. Primary speaker, Professor Antonio Virgili.
UNFPA in collaboration with WHO and UNHCR is glad to invite you to an upcoming webinar on the Updated Clinical Management of Rape (CMR) and Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) eLearning. This webinar targets integrated GBV and SRH program staff and managers who want to understand key updates on CMR and IPV eLearning that is available.
UNFPA in collaboration with WHO and UNHCR is glad to invite you to an upcoming webinar on the Updated Clinical Management of Rape (CMR) and Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) eLearning. This webinar targets integrated GBV and SRH program staff and managers who want to understand key updates on CMR and IPV eLearning that is available.
Join the EQUAL consortium & RECAP for a special webinar featuring a panel discussion with advocates working in the DRC, Somalia, South Sudan, and Nigeria. Together, we will review lessons learned, examine concrete examples, and discuss recommendations for strengthening the meaningful inclusion of people living with disabilities in humanitarian programming, response, and research.
SRHR access for youth in sub-saharan communities in Africa is huge challenge. In the context of conflicts, this becomes more difficult. Our event will appraise situation and proffer recommendation for alleviating bottlenecks and