Overview
Youth and adolescents have limited access to quality information on SRHR. The magnitude of the knowledge gap lies in poor awareness campaigns and knowledge-sharing initiatives. Side by side, SRHR education is crippled by weak policies and socio-cultural stigmata affecting the overall mindset of youth in the country.
Keeping that in mind, United Nations Youth Advisory Panel Bangladesh together with its’ partners Y-PEER Asia Pacific Center are going to conduct the 1st National E-course on SRHR and Young People.
Late Adolescents & Youth (aged 16-29 years) will be brought under the initiative to create a healthy society aware of their Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), mindful of their mental health, Gender Equality, Mental Health, Adolescent Friendly Services, Universal Health Coverage, SRHR in Humanitarian Crises & Climate Change, Cyberbullying, Online Safety and Privacy and alike.
Who should join the e-course?
- Young people within the age of 16 – 29 from Bangladesh.
How to join the e-course?
- You will have to fill the registration form. The form could be completed within 5-10 minutes using the following link
https://forms.gle/4Ltmn918wrH79m7K9
Where will the e-course take place and is there any cost for the course?
- We will use Google Classroom and Zoom as the platform of the e-course. Participants do not need to pay any cost for the e-course.
How long does the e-course take to complete?
- Participants have freedom of choice to attend the offline class at their convenience and each class will be online for 2 weeks. However, there might be some live classes too, depending on the need.
- The e-course takes about 30- 60 minutes per class. There will be 8 classes which will be completed in 2 months starting from September 2021.
E-Course Topics:
- Adolescent and youth sexual and reproductive health and rights
- Comprehensive sexuality education
- Gender equality (including GBV, empowerment of women, engaging men and boys)
- Adolescents friendly services & Universal Health Coverage
- SRHR in Humanitarian Crises & Climate Change:
- Cyberbullying, Online Safety and Privacy
- SRHR of Young Key Populations and Young People with Diverse Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression (SOGIE)
- Mental health and SRHR
What will you receive at the end of the course?
By the end of this e-course, participants will be able to:
- Have up-to-date knowledge in emerging trends, opportunities, and challenges related to SRHR of young people in Bangladesh in the COVID-19 contexts
- Identify some possible ways to address these challenges either as an individual or a group.
- Make action plans to advocate for improved SRHR of young people in their community using knowledge and skills gained through this course, including action plans.
- Upon completing the E-Course, participants will receive a certificate of participation from the United Nations Youth Advisory Panel Bangladesh and Y-PEER Asia Pacific Center.
Detail information or any question related to this training can be requested by email: [email protected], [email protected]
