“After taking part in the Gender Transformative Approach (GTA) Master Training series my way of thinking and working changed. Now, I automatically use a set of tools in my mind. I explore the harmful norms behind sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) situations.”
On International Day of Happiness, Rutgers is pleased to share a new animated video, created through the Prevention+ programme, which promotes gender-equal societies without violence, as well as happier and healthier relationships.
Young people are naturally curious about sex and sexuality. Rutgers asserts the right of young people to receive adequate education to make well-informed choices in relationships and their sexual lives. Comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) means providing information and guidance about the physical and emotional aspects of growing up and starting relationships.
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@Rutgers_INTL Finally! The Netherlands created a new law on sex and consent. From now on, no really means no! https://t.co/SIUmYhRBzi
22 May
@Rutgers_INTL RT @MarieStopes: “I remember bleeding and bleeding nonstop, and called a friend when I realized I could die." Working in Uganda, we see ho…
21 May
@Rutgers_INTL RT @SaskiaHusken: Proud to work with this amazing champion and the ever-strong @rhnkorg !@Rutgers_INTL #shedecides #safeabortion #SafeChoi…
21 May
@Rutgers_INTL 'Before the trainings, I didn’t really care about my wife or know anything about gender equality. Even when she was… https://t.co/WduRTslGKr
17 May
@Rutgers_INTL A story of transformation and empowerment from the #PreventionPlus partner meeting this week in Kigali. #EndGBV… https://t.co/vClw72cU0M
17 May
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