04 Sep 2026
Supported by AmplifyChange, this documentary captures adolescents’ journeys in Wakiso District, highlighting how the project empowered communities to challenge stigma and create a more supportive environment for adolescents to access Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) information and services.
Open media →23 Jul 2026
The Bleeding Point is a regional accountability initiative led by young women across East and Southern Africa, championing menstrual health as a matter of human rights, dignity and equality. Through the Regional Accountability Communiqué, young women came together to share lived experiences, generate evidence and demand action from policymakers and duty bearers. The communiqué outlines six shared regional priorities, calling for increased domestic financing, menstrual-friendly environments, comprehensive services, meaningful youth participation, and stronger data and accountability mechanisms. Its message is clear: menstrual health is not charity, it is a right, and young women must be at the centre of decisions that affect their lives.
Open media →01 Jul 2026
Story of a woman leader whose mediation skills are transforming how domestic conflicts are addressed within her community. Equipped with practical skills in conflict resolution, she is helping families navigate disagreements, promote dialogue and find peaceful solutions. Her experience demonstrates how empowering women with mediation skills strengthens their leadership, restores relationships and builds a culture of peace, starting at home.
Open media →01 Jul 2026
Through dialogue and engagement, men are increasingly recognising, appreciating and supporting women's leadership and role as mediators in resolving community conflicts and building lasting peace.
Open media →24 Jun 2026
Tells the story of women transforming peace and security in their communities. With support from UN Women and the Women’s Peace and Humanitarian Fund (WPHF), the project empowered Women Council members with skills and knowledge in mediation, conflict resolution and community awareness. Through their leadership and grassroots engagement, women are strengthening community dialogue, addressing conflicts and promoting peaceful coexistence
Open media →19 Mar 2026
Supported by Hivos through the SRHR Fund, this documentary captures how PSD empowered girls and young women to use evidence, raise their voices and advocate for their Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) within their communities. Through SRHR Clubs, they have created safe spaces to connect with peers, share experiences, access information and build the confidence to champion change.
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