Season II: EP05 - Finding the answer to SRH and HIV questions

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Radio 4000

UNICEF ESARO

13 episodes

6 months ago

Welcome to Radio 4000, a podcast for implementers working to improve HIV and sexual reproductive health services for adolescent girls and young women. Each week, 4000 adolescent girls and young women in sub-Saharan Africa acquire HIV.

Radio 4000 was created as a platform to discuss and respond. Our goal is to amplify their voices and to centre their preferences and experiences. We share stories, best practises and tools to improve your everyday work.This podcast is made possible by UNICEF in partnership with the Global Fund and the Her Voice Fund

Radio 4000 engage, enable empower.

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Season II: EP05 - Finding the answer to SRH and HIV questions

Radio 4000

34 minutes

1 year ago

Season II: EP05 - Finding the answer to SRH and HIV questions

In this final episode, we take a look at how social behaviour change approaches can support adolescents and young people to find answers to questions about HIV and SRH. We hear about multiple platforms of delivery including MTV Shuga Down South; and how they can be used to reach young people where they are. Programmes are empowering young people with information and skills to make decisions that improve their sexual and reproductive health.

This episode features the voices of:

Massimiliano Sani: Deputy Global Lead - Social and Behaviour Change - UNICEF HQ · UNICEF
Stephanie Ndlovu: MTV Shuga Actor
Yvonne Diogo: Country Director: MTV Staying Alive Foundation

You can find more information about us and our work please us the links below:
https://www.unicef.org/esa/

This podcast has been made possible by UNICEF in partnership with the Global Fund and the Her Voice Fund. Radio 4000 Engage, Enable, Empower.