SRHR Champions - Liberia

12/09/2026

In partnership with the Ministry Of Gender, Children And Social Protection-Liberia we are currently rolling out a campus-based GBV Tour targeting more than twenty-three high schools, community colleges and universities in rural and urban areas. This awareness set the stage for information sharing to strengthen institutional response towards GBV and survivors-centered approach. Community Health Care Initiative INC. Healing Bridge Liberia space Initiative-Liberia, Before Boys, Islamic Students Association, Get Equal.

07/09/2026

We are currently in Kenya participating in an Outcome Harvesting Training organized and facilitated by the African Population and Health Research Center. Beyond documenting results, the training has enhanced our ability to trace the pathways through which change occurs, including unexpected outcomes that may not have been anticipated during programme design.

This training now enables us to generate stronger evidence of our contribution to policy and advocacy outcomes, learn from both successes and challenges, and use the evidence generated to improve our strategies and programming.

Ultimately, integrating Outcome Harvesting into our monitoring, evaluation, learning, and advocacy processes will help us tell a more compelling and evidence-based story of impact. For over six years, African Population and Health Research Center has been part of our journey towards advancing evidence-informed advocacy and we are back here to extend our appreciation for always providing us the support.

Community Health Care Initiative INC.
Center for Health, Human rights and Development
Ministry Of Gender, Children And Social Protection-Liberia

28/08/2026

We are pleased to welcome Estella to our team as one of our Advocacy Officers. In this role, Estella will lead our team’s efforts on strategic SRHR policy advocacy, stakeholder engagement, and communication. Her work will be instrumental in strengthening policy influence, building meaningful partnerships with key stakeholders, and advancing effective communication around sexual and reproductive health and rights.

We are excited to have Estella join the team and look forward to the impact of her leadership and expertise as we continue advancing our SRHR agenda.

27/08/2026

https://mykmtvnews.com/rights-coalition-challenges-dangerous-claims-against-sex-education/

Rights Coalition Challenges ‘Dangerous’ Claims Against S*x Education

25/08/2026

In partnership with the Ministry Of Gender, Children And Social Protection-Liberia, we have developed users friendly GBV tracker to assist the Ministry towards providing accurate GBV incidence across the fifteen counties in Liberia. This initiative is a pilot intervention under the National Youth GBV Taskforce. See link below: https://liberiagbt-xgwfedrr.manus.space/

Center for Health, Human rights and Development
Community Health Care Initiative INC.
Healing Bridge Liberia
UNFPA Liberia
Before Boys
safe space initiative

18/08/2026

From August 11–15, we participated in the pre and main conference of MenEngage Progress 2026, held in Mombasa, Kenya, under the theme “Reclaiming Autonomy: Advancing S*xual and Reproductive Justice in the Face of Resistance.” The conference brought together advocates, activists, and partners from across the world to exchange knowledge, share experiences, and strengthen collective action for sexual and reproductive justice.

12/08/2026

We do not need the future, we want to own the present. Happy International Youth Day!

26/07/2026

From all of us here at SRHR Champions-Liberia, wishing you joyful and historic 179th Independence.

28/06/2026

When funding changes, power changes.

For decades, Africa's health systems have relied heavily on external financing. Today, that landscape is shifting. As the United States signs Global Health Compacts with African countries and redefines its global health engagement, a fundamental question arises:

Who gets to decide what matters when resources become scarce?

What happens to reproductive health and rights when priorities are renegotiated? What does national ownership look like when countries are expected to do more with less? And who bears the cost when certain health needs disappear from the funding agenda?

These are not abstract policy questions. They shape budgets, services, access to care, and ultimately, lives, especially those of women and girls.

Join us for "Whose Burden Counts?", a conversation on global health financing, reproductive justice, and the future of African health sovereignty.

Be part of the discussion. Register here: https://tinyurl.com/UBINGWASERIES