When: Monday, October 3–Friday, October 7 Where: Connect online
This 5-day participatory, virtual course is for gender specialists who would like to develop their training skills. Theoretical topics to be covered include feminist participatory methodologies, quality standards in gender training, and the role of gender training
in broader change processes. The course will also address key challenges involved in gender training and how these can be addressed.
PEPFAR, USAID, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, RTI International, WITS RHI, FHI 360, and PATH
CHARISMA is an empowerment-based, counselor-administered intervention that was adapted into a mobile-friendly, self-administered website, CHARISMA Mobile. The brief
explains CHARISMA Mobile’s purpose and how to use the online content to support women and adolescent girls and young women, including how to adapt it for different audiences or contexts.
High Impact Practices (HIP) in Family Planning Partnership
This brief describes the evidence from interventions that use reflective dialogue, interpersonal communication, mass and/or social media, digital technologies, or a
combination of these channels to fortify or shift social norms to increase social support for voluntary family planning.
Most women in sub-Saharan Africa have traditional responsibilities as food growers, water and fuel gatherers, and caregivers. As the group most affected by climate
change, women have a better understanding of what needs to be done to adapt to changing environmental conditions, protect the environment, and come up with practical solutions to problems introduced by climate change.
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