The IUD or the IUD? Inter University Dialogue
We are proud of our national presence, but not contented. In pursuit of partnership and
networking efforts to have impact, we have to engage in the global advocacy spaces that
matter. Making our presence impactful in Global Spaces
Nine young people centred CSOs stormed Fort Portal City and Kabarole district. They bombarded schools. The city, district and the Tooro Kingdom leaderships were not spared. The young people reached out to them. Preaching the gospel of sexuality education. KABAROLE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER
Who is protecting them from being finger pointed? Who is protecting them from false
accusations? Who can protect them from being stigmatised? We are talking about the
health cadres. Allow them do their Job
RHU has had her boots on the ground, joining different government ministries, departments and authorities to commemorate the different international days held in different districts. BOOTS ON GROUND
Satisfied with what they heard and observed, they had no doubt RHU was a credible partner to continue working with. The Japanese Organisation for International Cooperation in Family Planning (JOICFP) and SARAYA- a Japanese manufacturing and sales of health and hygiene products and services company have committed to walking with RHU towards the future. DONORS COMMIT TO CONTINUE SUPPORTING RHU TO ENSURE YOUNG PEOPLE THRIVE
Local government leaders from 14 districts applauded the contribution of civil society organizations on their efforts to complement Government initiatives towards addressing gaps in young people programing, curbing gender-based violence, the fight against teenage pregnancy, and generally provision of sexual reproductive health services. District leaders commend RHU
World Population Day 2023: Unleashing the power of gender equality: Uplifting the voices of women and girls to unlock our world’s infinite possibilities.
Women and girls make up 49.7% of the global population, yet they are often ignored in discussions on demographics, with their rights violated in population policies.
This pervasive injustice keeps women and girls out of school, the workforce and leadership positions; limits their agency and ability to make decisions about their health and sexual and reproductive lives; and heightens their vulnerability to violence, harmful practices and preventable maternal death, with a woman dying every two minutes due to pregnancy or childbirth.
We must advance gender equality to create a more just, resilient and sustainable world. The creativity, ingenuity, resources and power of women and girls are fundamental to addressing demographic and other challenges that threaten our future, including climate change and conflict.
When women and girls are empowered by societies to exert autonomy over their lives and bodies, they and their families thrive.