PTY YOUTH, Author at Power to You(th)

Empowering Youth Through Sports: Breaking Gender Stereotypes

Power To You(th) Uganda is excited to bring to you one of the country's biggest SRHR sports events, dubbed “Power To Youth Gender Stereo-Bursting Sports Gala,” happening on September 26th and 29th in Busia and Kalangala districts, respectively. The

Mid-term Evaluation and Partnership Reflection Meeting

Power to You(th) is buzzing with energy and inspiration following our recent mid-term evaluation and partnership reflection meeting in the vibrant city of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia! Our gathering was a celebration of our unwavering commitment to excellence and impact in

Mural Painting

Mural painting over the period has emerged as one great strategy that resonates with the sociocultural context of PtY Programme in Ghana. It communicates and engages widely by ensuring a greater audience coverage. Currently making waves now in the Northern

Youth PMERL TWG

The PtY Ghana consortium calls on global and national partners to maintain the mission of engaging young people in Planning Monitoring, Evaluation, Research & Learning (PMERL), from design and tool creation to data gathering and analysis. The PtY Ghana consortium

Youth Innitiative Small Grants (YISG)

In 2022, Power to You(th) Ghana successfully launched and executed an innovative initiative, dubbed ”the Youth Initiative Small Grants (YISG)”. This initiative is born out of the quest to operationalize the core principle of Meaningful and Inclusive Youth Participation into

Model Gendered Family/Household(MGF/H – Ghana)

“The Model Gendered Family/Household empowers women and girls by breaking genderstereotypes at the household level”The Model Gendered Family/ Household (MGF/H) is a strategy carried out at the community level. It is applied in all the communities where we, as Power

Ci Laa Bokk – Senegal

Empowering Senegal's Youth for Inclusive Leadership and Sustainable Impact Ci Laa Bokk stands as a pioneering initiative within Senegal, an integral part of the Power to You(th) program. This initiative is deeply rooted in fostering meaningful and inclusive youth participation

Husika Dada Initiative – Kenya

“Dada” refers to a girl/woman, and “Husika” means to be involved in the Swahili language. Hillary Omondi: Husika Dada is an advocacy platform for young women and girls in and out of school in Siaya county, Kenya. We started with

SASA Model – Malawi

Prisca and Clemencia: Clemencia, Malawi. Prisca, program officer/overall coordinator. SASA = Start Awareness Support Action Take action now to end gender-based violence The SASA Model is tailored to raise awareness about gender-based violence, especially violence towards adolescent girls and young

Model Gendered Family/Household – Ghana

“The Model Gendered Family/Household empowers women and girls by breaking gender stereotypes at the household level” The Model Gendered Family/Household (MGF/H) is a strategy carried out at the community level. It is applied in all the communities where we, as

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