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Empowering Youth, Transforming Communities: ICRHK’s Youth Dissemination Project

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Empowering youth is a core pillar of our mission at the International Center for Reproductive Health – Kenya (ICRHK). We firmly believe that by investing in the youth, we are not only shaping a brighter future for them but also creating healthier communities and advancing sustainable development. This commitment is at the heart of our recent projects, including the groundbreaking, the first-of-its-kind- Youth Dissemination event, where passionate young minds came together to share insights from a comprehensive study on Gender-Based Violence (GBV).

Cultivating Change: Planting Seeds of Empowerment and Sustainability

The Youth Dissemination event was more than just a one-time gathering; it marked a significant milestone in our ongoing journey to empower youth and drive positive change. One of the key highlights was the engaging discussions that featured youth voices alongside religious leaders, legal advisors, and service providers. Together, we delved into various aspects identified from the research findings, fostering a holistic understanding of GBV and its impact on communities.

Data-Driven Impact: Advocacy Based on Solid Research

A central theme of the event was Data-Driven Advocacy, where youth united to dissect study findings and craft impactful messages aimed at decision-makers. These messages, rooted in solid data, became the foundation for powerful advocacy campaigns led by our dynamic youth community. As a symbol of our commitment to sustainability, stakeholders planted trees during the event, symbolizing the growth and resilience of our collective efforts in combating GBV.

Inspiring Action: Engaging Discussions and Holistic Understanding

Additionally, the event addressed immediate needs by distributing dignity packs containing sanitary towels and personal essentials to the youth. This act underscored the importance of dignity and well-being, essential aspects of our mission at ICRHK. The event was not only an informative experience but also an entertaining and inspiring one, setting the stage for a future of youth-led advocacy and positive change.

Key to our approach is the use of comprehensive studies on GBV, which serve as the foundation for our youth-led advocacy efforts. Through these studies, young participants gain valuable insights into the root causes and prevalence of GBV, empowering them to craft powerful messages aimed at decision-makers and community leaders.

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