Masudio Teddy

Congratulations to our incredible participants on successfully completing the Advanced Short Course on Advocacy for Reproductive Justice in Africa: Age as a Determinant of SRHR. 🎉 Your active participation, thoughtful reflections, and willingness to share experiences enriched every discussion throughout the course. Together, we explored how age shapes access, power, and lived realities within sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), while strengthening our collective commitment to age-inclusive advocacy and reproductive justice. We are proud of the community of advocates you continue to build across Africa. May the knowledge, skills, and connections gained during this journey support your ongoing efforts to amplify diverse voices and advance equitable SRHR for all ages.✊🏾

Days one and two of the Advanced Short Course on Advocacy for Reproductive Justice in Africa: Age as a Determinant of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) focused on understanding how age influences access to sexual and reproductive health and rights across the continent. Participants examined the relationship between SRHR, reproductive justice, and age, while reflecting on how Africentric perspectives can reshape how we understand age, reproduction, and autonomy. The sessions also explored how laws, policies, and power structures affect access to reproductive health services. Discussions considered legal responses to age-based restrictions in SRHR and how age operates as a systemic factor shaping people’s reproductive lives. These conversations are helping participants think more critically about how advocacy, law, and policy can respond to age-related barriers to reproductive justice in Africa.

Congratulations to our President and speaker of the law students association of East Africa upon being successfully vetted to run for the presidency of Africa law students of Africa. Congrats, H.E Chemleo

Millennials used to remove their hats when greeting elders; Gen Zs only remove the left earphone! 😮