Reflections and lessons learned on gender in the media sector from MTV Shuga Naija’s Talent Accelerator Programme In 2021, MTV-SAF received funding from the Global Innovation Fund. This funding was used to develop and produce a new season of MTV Shuga in Nigeria, focused on gender-based violence (GBV), as well as wider themes, including HIV (through additional funders). The development integrated broad local partnerships to create locally relevant and impactful content, which effectively reaches extensive youth audiences. Read more about the programme and learnings here 👉: https://bit.ly/4bjdyPy #MTVStayingAliveFoundation #MTVStayingAlive #MTVSAF #MTVShugaNaija
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International Women's Day: Theme 2024: 'Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress' with a focus on addressing economic disempowerment, while the campaign theme for this year is 'Inspire Inclusion This day was established to honour women and the essence that they bring to this world with their existence. After years and years of oppression, this day aims to fight for women's rights and establish equality. International Women's Day has always been associated with the colour purple. #celebratewomeneveryday ViiV Healthcare | UNAIDS | Aidsfonds | USAID | The Global Fund | Centre for Infectious Disease Research in Zambia - CIDRZ | UNESCO | The Global Network of People Living with HIV (GNP+)
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Hear from speakers from the just concluded #UPROOT 2023 - Youth Scorecard Results Webinar! Kaushal Ranasinghe The #UPROOT Scorecard project is not just about collecting data but a testament to the power of partnership among dedicated young leaders worldwide. The #UPROOT program has laid the foundation for change in communities across the globe through capacity building and data-backed#UPROOT advocacy. In Krygztan, youth organizations have formalised their commitment to meaningful youth engagement through an MoU. This commitment has paved the way for strengthened advocacy and national mechanism training. In Nigeria, the #UPROOT Scorecard project has sparked a strong advocacy media campaign and strengthened some national youth organizations. These efforts have fostered a robust advocacy system, ensuring that young advocates can drive reforms and promote inclusivity in the fight against HIV. Isolated youth communities are beginning to engage with implementation partners to change stigmatizing laws in the country. Their newfound sense of belonging speaks volumes about the transformative power of collective action. In India, interaction with the affected key population has resulted in the recommendation to strengthen HIV Services for the Young key population at both local and national levels. In Panama, collaborations extend into the indigenous communities. The local implementation team uncovered the indigenous community's challenges in accessing SRHR and services. We shed light on these issues through the #UPROOT Scorecard project and work tirelessly to support these communities. #UPROOT is not just about collecting data but a testament to the power of partnership among dedicated young leaders worldwide. The #UPROOT program has laid the foundation for change in communities across the globe through capacity building and data-backed
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DREAMS Ambassadors meet & greet session with JHPIEGO 😍 The Botswana's only 9 DREAMS Ambassadors 💃 had a symposium with JHPIEGO at Aquarian Tide in Gaborone. The highlights was that; 1. Comprehensive Economic Strengthening (employability,entrepreneurship, go back to school pathways) is vital for Adolescents Girl and Young Women as a way of alleviating them from vulnerabilities and HIV acquisition. 2. DREAMS will conduct a labour assessment- this will guide the Girls on what they need to focus on as demanded on the market, evidence based and tapping into Government Empowerment schemes These 2 components gives DREAMS a leverage to have have a noticeable impact on the lives of adolescents girls and young women, their families and communities. DREAMS simple unearth talents, nurture it and pave way for girls to reach their full potential. #MyLifeMyDecisionIChoose #DREAMSAmbassadors #30thJuly2024
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#16daysofactivism 4. Kick4Life F.C. is a not for profit organisation based in Lesotho. I have been fortunate to engage in presentations by the team from Kick4life on a couple of occasions. The challenges facing women in Lesotho are wide ranging and very challenging. This is largely due to the prevelence of gender based violence and HIV /AIDS. Kick4life is not an obvious choice for an organisation to support women and girls, but the programs to available to women and the passion with which they speak of their experience with Kick4life demonstrates clearly the benefits of sport when it is with in supportive and ethical organisations. "Many of the health needs and challenges are linked to the underlying societal issue of HIV/AIDS, and our integrated approach to this project addresses wellbeing in a holistic way. We believe this is essential to improving the overall long-term health chances of young people in Lesotho. The curriculum also includes significant components of #genderequality and life-skills development, which are critical in supporting the adoption of healthily attitudes and behaviours." from www.kick4life.org #football #socialchange
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Upholding #HumanRights is key ending the HIV epidemic. We all have a part to play. Recently, SLF partner Icebreakers Uganda shared a statement on Uganda’s recent Constitutional Court Verdict on the Anti-Homosexuality Act, 2023. It highlights the need for urgent international solidarity. "We call upon you, to stand with us during this critical time. Your solidarity has never been more critical." LGBTIQ lives are under threat in Uganda and around the world. Homophobic and and transphobic laws are denying LGBTIQ community members and allies their fundamental human rights. "Since the passing of the AHA23, we have documented alarming increases in arrests, violence, job losses, evictions, hate speech, blackmail, harassment, threats, property damage, cyberbullying, torture, denial of health services and mob justice fueled by the anti-LGBTIQ movement.... we renew our call for the full repeal of this draconian law...." You can help raise awareness in support of IBU and LBGTIQ rights defenders in Uganda and around the world. Begin by sharing this post, telling your networks about what's happening, and speaking out in solidarity with LGBTIQ communities to let them know we will not accept this injustice. Read IBU's full statement: https://lnkd.in/eZ4cp2hh
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Many organizations in the development sector are choosing co-CEOs over a more conventional model. “This model allows for us to focus on both the advocacy and representation work that is our primary work while ensuring the organization’s operations and governance aspects are also prioritized,” co-executive director of The Global Network of People Living with HIV (GNP+), Florence Riako Anam, said. Amy Fallon examines why many organizations are taking a co-CEO approach to their leadership. #ceo #leadership
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How do youth feel about GBV and HIV? What do they need to help them address gender inequality, violence and HIV in their communities? Read the report from our Youth Summit 2023: https://lnkd.in/dX95wiaz #YouthRising #EndGBV #EndAIDS
Youth Summit 2023 Report
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#PutPeopleFirstEECA: Vitaly Djuma Stigma, discrimination, and restrictive laws hinder the HIV response, particularly for the LGBT community, which possesses immense expertise and skills. The barriers being built in our region further divide communities and undermine dignity and rights. "Put people first means the HIV response should be guided by the interests of people and communities, respecting human rights, and bringing services to the people." — Vitaly Djuma Walls are not the answer. Put people first! #PutPeopleFirst! Learn more about Eastern Europe and Central Asia at AIDS 2024 by visiting https://lnkd.in/ejKJAx3m, a special web page dedicated to EECA and AIDS 2024 on the online regional platform Virus OFF #EECAatAIDS2024 International AIDS Society | International AIDS Conference | UNAIDS | Vitaly Djuma | Eurasian Movement for the Right to Health in Prisons | БО "100% Жизни" | ITPC | Eurasian Harm Reduction Association | Teenergizer |
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"I issue a call to action for collective activism as a mechanism for transforming 16 days of action against violence against women into a collective of HIV activists who reject violence as the status quo." Nicoletta Policek EATG member | UK Community Advisory Board Chair | Sophia Forum Chair Tap/Click to read Nicoletta's blog The 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence is an annual international campaign that kicked off on 25th November, with the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. It runs until 10th December, Human Rights Day. #16DaysOfActivism #16DaysOfActivismGBV #HumanRightsDay #HumanRights75
A call to action for collective activism against gender-based violence
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Well done! Looking forward to reading the learnings!