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Experiences and Perceptions of mid adolescents, parents and teachers on comprehensive sexuality education: A multiple country-based qualitative research study

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The goal of the study was to learn about the experiences, perceptions, and knowledge accessibility of mid-adolescents aged 14 to 17, parents, and teachers aged 28 to 52 years old about school-based comprehensive sexuality education, and to disseminate the findings through a policy brief with infographic data for further advocacy to ensure sexuality education as a universal access mechanism and a better understanding of sexuality education.

In order to determine the baseline situation on comprehensive sexuality education in Burundi, AFPA conducted a baseline study to guide interventions in this area. The survey was conducted in two different settings, namely rural and peri-urban, with a sample of 60 stakeholders.

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  • Co-Creation Conference Grants

  • 2021

  • Bangladesh

  • Burundi

  • Jordan

  • Parents

  • Sexuality education

  • Youth SRHR

  • Share-Net Bangladesh

  • Share-Net Burundi

  • Share-Net Jordan

  • English

  • Policy Brief

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Experiences and Perceptions of Mid-adolescents, Parents and Teachers on Comprehensive Sexuality Education: Bangladesh Policy Brief

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Experiences and Perceptions of Mid-adolescents, Parents and Teachers on Comprehensive Sexuality Education: Burundi Policy Brief

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Experiences and Perceptions of Mid-adolescents, Parents and Teachers on Comprehensive Sexuality Education: Jordan Policy Brief

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SERAC-Bangladesh

SERAC-Bangladesh is a youth-focused development organization having non-profit, nongovernment, and nonpolitical natures, started life in 1991 with the initiation of a group of educated, dedicated social workers with an aim to promote the socio-economic and social status and living standards of the poor and vulnerable communities, especially youth, women and children through their capacity building, awareness-raising, group formation and intervening with felt need-based problem-solving programs by adopting innovative ideas and strategic communication. SERAC-Bangladesh believes in non-directive, bottom-up, participatory, and integrated development frameworks and acts as a catalyst with its beneficiaries.

University of Jordan

The University of Jordan (UJ) was founded in 1962 and has grown to become Jordan’s largest university. In fact, it is the first university in Jordan, established in the capital city of Amman by a Royal Decree in 1962. It has evolved into a comprehensive university with a second branch in the port city of Aqaba. UJ’s mission is not only high academic excellence, but also applying the principles of quality management and the latest technologies in its programmes and strategies

AFPA Burundi

AFPA was created by Women Psychologists and has 5 years of experience in the field of psychosocial support, de-trauma, advocacy, psychosocial orientation and SDSR.

 

In the office of AFPA BURUNDI
Women members of AFPA take part in International Women’s Rights Day
Photo of the team that took part in the survey on “Parents’, teachers’ and students’ perceptions of comprehensive sex education
In the case of displaced flood victims in Burundi, the Association Femmes Psychologues en Action (Women Psychologists in Action) raises awareness among young teenagers about menstrual cycle management
In the camps for displaced persons, the AFPA association is raising awareness among women victims of the floods about family planning and gender-based violence

 

 

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