Join the co-hosts Warindi, Vilda and Bertha in this episode of the Make Way for Youth podcast. They discuss their reflections and wins from 2024, including the launch of this podcast, the ratification of the African Disability Protocol and growth in meaningful youth engagement in SRHR spaces. They also express their hopes and dreams for 2025, despite the drawbacks in SRHR access and funding.

Join the co-hosts Warindi, Vilda and Bertha in this episode of the Make Way for Youth podcast. They discuss their reflections and wins from 2024, including the launch of this podcast, the ratification of the African Disability Protocol and growth in meaningful youth engagement in SRHR spaces. They also express their hopes and dreams for 2025, despite the drawbacks in SRHR access and funding.

Join the co-hosts Warindi, Vilda and Bertha in this episode of the Make Way for Youth podcast. They discuss their reflections and wins from 2024, including the launch of this podcast, the ratification of the African Disability Protocol and growth in meaningful youth engagement in SRHR spaces. They also express their hopes and dreams for 2025, despite the drawbacks in SRHR access and funding.&nbsp;

Reflections & Dreams

The Make Way for Youth podcast is a youth-led podcast that brings to the fore conversations on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in sub-Saharan Africa.&nbsp;Together, with co-hosts Warindi, Vilda and Bertha, the series will dive into an array of SRHR topics, including meaningful youth participation, disability justice and intersectionality.&nbsp;With SRHR under threat around the world, this podcast offers a space to break taboos, normalize conversations on SRHR and provide inspiring stories into the work of SRHR youth advocates, religious leaders, policymakers and civil society actors.

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The Make Way for Youth podcast is a youth-led podcast that brings to the fore conversations on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in sub-Saharan Africa. Together, with co-hosts Warindi, Vilda and Bertha, the series will dive into an array of SRHR topics, including meaningful youth participation, disability justice and intersectionality. With SRHR under threat around the world, this podcast offers a space to break taboos, normalize conversations on SRHR and provide inspiring stories into the work of SRHR youth advocates, religious leaders, policymakers and civil society actors.

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