Not Your Usual Subjects Not Your Usual Subjects

In this episode we discuss the humanitarian crisis in Cameroon and the complex and multifaceted journey of young people in navigating barriers to sexual and reproductive health and rights when living in fragile states.

In this episode, we explore the adaptations, strategies, and resilience shown by young sex workers and their communities through the pandemic and discuss what a holistic self-determination approach to well-being might look like beyond the pandemic.

“Stay home, be safe” has been the global message during the pandemic. But what if home is not safe? Listen in on how the pandemic has worsened the inequality and vulnerability experienced by LGBTQI people and how they have navigated new and old challenges with resilience and community.Find more about NYUS and Stories To Action at  www.storiestoaction.com/nyus.We're also on social media: Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook.

Listen in as we dive into the topic of accessing self-managed abortion (SMA) during and beyond the pandemic. Looking through a a reproductive justice lens, we explore SMA as a pathway towards fuller bodily autonomy for young people worldwide!Find more about NYUS and Stories To Action at  www.storiestoaction.com/nyus. We're also on social media: Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook.

Tune in to our second episode on disabilities and sexual and reproductive health and rights, featuring young people from across the globe sharing their experiences and reflections on COVID-19 and beyond!Find more about NYUS and Stories To Action at  www.storiestoaction.com/nyus.We're also on social media: Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook.Also, in one of the segments of today's episodes the word deadnaming is used, to learn more about what this entails and why it is harmful check: https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-deadnaming-and-why-is-it-harmful-5188575 .

Tune in for our first pleasure-packed episode with stories on how young people across the world have been navigating their sexual pleasure throughout COVID-19!Find more about NYUS and Stories To Action at  www.storiestoaction.com/nyus.We're also on social media: Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook.