Presentations and Publications
Demystifying Counseling on Contraception Increases Adoption
In Nigeria, the National Demographic Health Survey (NDHS, 2013) shows that 43.5% of 15-19 years old girls have had sex and that the median age of sexual debut...
From silos to synchronicity
Recent systematic reviews of adolescent and youth sexual and reproductive health (AYSRH) programming in low and middle -income countries have helped to assess...
A Girl with a Plan! Reimagining Contraceptive Services with Adolescent Girls in Ethiopia, Nigeria and Tanzania
At Adolescents 360’s inception, both modern contraceptive prevalence and unmet need for contraception among girls aged 15-19 remained relatively low...
If You’re Not at the Table… You’re on the Menu: Positive Youth Development in Adolescents 360
Too often Adolescent and Youth Sexual and Reproductive Health projects aim for “youth-centeredness,” yet interventions remain adult-led, single-sectored...
What does it take to get girl-centered?
A transdisciplinary approach is Adolescents 360's (A360) secret sauce. A360’s primary aim is to develop programming that resonates with girls, and the health...
Evidence-based and co-created with and for young people
What are the cultural understandings of puberty, sexual debut, marriage, contraceptive use, sexuality, childbearing, and maturity and adulthood that influence...
Transforming Parents from Barriers to Allies
Rather than avoiding the need for parental engagement by protecting girls’ full anonymity, girls told Adolescents 360 that they desired parents’ transition...
Repositioning the Value of Contraception for Adolescent Girls
Adolescents 360's (A360) formative research found that communities view family planning as only relevant to women with children. We're working to change that...