Resources

Today, SRHR and gender equality are under increasing pressure worldwide. Ideologies on the autonomy and rights of girls, women and LGBTI people are more and more polarized and there is a persistent denial of young people’s SRHR needs, realities and rights. Rutgers offers a tool for developing such a strategic response in the form of this facilitator’s guide.

This fact sheet contributes to the world’s pledge to “leave no one behind” – by simplifying and making knowledge and processes more accessible. It compiles pertinent information on where, how, and what to prepare to facilitate civil society, specifically, young people’s strategic engagement in monitoring the 2030 Agenda.

Engaging boys and men for gender equality: improving the lives of women and girls

Men are part of the solution: interventions to engage men in SRHR.

Key Outcomes from a Four-Country Initiative to Engage Men in SRHR, Caregiving and Violence Prevention.

An advocacy brief: Policy recommendations for Gender-transformative approaches

The unique value of a multi-component approach

Sex under the age of 25 is a large representative study of Dutch adolescents’ sexual health with a participatory action approach, which Rutgers conducted in 2012. In 2005, a comparable study was carried out.

This page offers an overview of all publications concerning the Y-SAV (Youth Sexual Aggression and Victimization) programme.