The Countdown is ON and we are left with only 3️⃣ days to the long awaited annual #YouthSymposium25 under the theme; “Sustaining Youth Advocacy: Strengthening SRHR Resilience Amid Climate Change and Evolving Funding Priorities.” You Better Be There! 🥳🥳🥁💃 #RightHereRightNow

#ThisWeek At the #WeLead Regional Workshop in Nairobi, Mrs. Margaret Nannyombi the program manager SRHR Alliance Uganda , emphasized the need to address myths and misconceptions surrounding SRHR advocacy in Africa through embracing evidence based advocacy #SRHR4All #SRHRDialogue

The day is today where young advocates are meeting each other, to share their experiences and journey of SRHR Advocacy and to sustain the great work they have done ! SRHR Alliance Uganda Kenya SRHR Alliance The New Vision Rutgers Football #Srhr4AllYoungPeople #RightHereRightNow

📢Join us for an engaging X-Space conversation on The Future of Feminist Movements in Africa, Are Youth Leading the Change? 🗓: 25th March 2025 ⏰: 7:30 PM-9:00 PM EAT 📍: X Spaces Let’s discuss how young feminists are shaping the future! Don’t miss out. #ForAllWomenAndGirls

Understanding and articulating the values of a movement is crucial for its sustainability, coherence, and resilience, especially in the face of intimidation or adversity. The values of a movement are not merely theoretical concepts; they are the lifeblood that sustains activism,

. Margaret Nannyombi - When a movement is intimidated or challenged, it’s easy to lose focus. But a strong foundation in core values ensures coherence, sustainability, and unity, even in tough times. #SRHRExchangeLearning

“Parents have no right and authority to enter negotiations with perpetrators of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV). Neither do LC1 courts nor clan courts have the mandate and authority to settle such cases. In fact, it is criminal. SGBV has severe and long-lasting

Health is a fundamental human right. Everyone deserves access to the health services they need when and where they need them. (World Health Organization (WHO) ) On this #WorldHealthDay, we are reminded that a healthy population is key to the overall development of a country. It is therefore essential to

Today, we reflect on the ultimate sacrifice made out of love and grace. May this Good Friday bring peace, healing, and a deeper understanding of hope and redemption. #GoodFriday

In our communities, mental health is often misunderstood. We hear many misconceptions and unfortunately, these false beliefs can stop people from seeking the help they need. We can’t solve what we don’t believe is a problem. Let’s work together to raise awareness and break the

Our mental health is our life, let's protect it jealously , let's discuss mental health today

We are excited to be part of the launch of the Nextar Movement under the theme “Be Good, Do Good” courtesy of Next Media. This inspiring initiative aims to empower Ugandan youth through creative expression and career development. We also took this opportunity to engage the

Just a simple act of buying a packet of pads per month, for that needy girl in your community , can save her from being part of the statics of girls dropping out of school , due to lack of access to sanitary pads!

Let's break the silence around menstruation

We are back with a new cohort of passionate SRHR champions! 🥳 Over the next two days, these dynamic young advocates will sharpen their skills in communicating critical Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) issues that affect our communities. We are excited to see

Stakeholder engagement doesn’t always mean waiting for them to come or sit at our table, we can go to them. I recently spoke in church on youth #SRHR, #mentalhealth & #HIV: God is love, and love begins in families💛. Let’s care by listening Support by guiding & guide by informing

Our Interfaith Dialogue is back! 🥳 Today, we are delighted to be in Soroti District for our regional Interfaith Dialogue an essential platform that continues to demonstrate the power of collaboration with faith leaders. Over the years, this dialogue has shown us just how

“We are truly grateful to have you all here today and warmly welcome you to this important dialogue. Your presence reflects your commitment to the wellbeing of young people in our communities. As religious leaders, you hold a critical role in shaping a generation of healthy,