Sustainable Impact and Development - SID Initiative

23/09/2026

Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights goes beyond s*x. It includes menstrual health, bodily autonomy, healthy relationships, HIV testing, access to information, and the right to make informed decisions about your health.

There’s more to SRHR than most people realize. From your first period to understanding consent, accessing healthcare and knowing your rights s*xual and reproductive health affects different parts of our everyday lives.

21/09/2026

19/09/2026

The future of work is changing. Are you ready for it?
Sustainable Impact Development Initiative (SID) is hosting a capacity-building session on “Surviving the AI Shift: Staying Relevant, Valuable & Employable in the Future of Work.”

Join us as Natasha Moyo takes us through the skills, mindset and strategies we need to navigate an increasingly AI-driven world and remain valuable in the workplace.

📅 26 September 2026
⏰ 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM
📍 Zoom

Whether you’re a student, young professional, job seeker, entrepreneur or simply curious about the future of work, this session is for you.
Save the date and come ready to learn, ask questions and prepare for what’s next.

16/09/2026

If “read it at home” was part of your secondary school Biology experience… 😭😂

Some conversations were treated like secrets when they really just needed better explanations.

We’re changing that energy.

What’s one thing you wish you were taught properly growing up?

11/09/2026

10/09/2026

Growing up, many of us had questions about our bodies but didn’t always have the freedom or information to ask them.

SRHR is about changing that creating room for young people to ask questions, understand their bodies, know their rights, and make informed decisions without shame.

Because having questions should never be something to be ashamed of.

07/09/2026

Think you know?

For the next 8 weeks, we’re asking questions, challenging assumptions, breaking myths, and sharing facts around 4 important topics: SRHR, HIV, Tuberculosis and Malaria.

Because sometimes, the things we think we know… aren’t actually true.

So, are you ready to learn, unlearn and change the conversation?

8 WEEKS. 4 TOPICS. LET’S TALK.