When the Climate Breaks the System: How Environmental Crises Threaten Sexual and Reproductive Health
Climate change is often spoken of in terms of temperatures, sea levels, and carbon targets. Less often do we speak of bodies. Yet across the world, environmental disasters are quietly reshaping … Read More »
Beyond Protection: Why Women with Disabilities Are Excluded from SRHR Policies in Bangladesh
Imagine a young woman, let’s call her Maya, entering a community clinic in rural Bangladesh. She uses a wheelchair. After entering the clinic, she meets a steep flight of stairs, followed … Read More »
The Invisible Thread: Bridging Reproductive Health and Mental Well-being
For generations, women have been told that their bodies and minds live in separate rooms. However, science has finally caught up to what many have felt for years in this decade. … Read More »
Surviving Without Choice: The Juxtaposition of the SRHR Landscape in Rohingya Camps
For nearly eight years, the hills of Ukhia and Teknaf have been a temporary home to over a million people, yet for the Rohingya, “temporary” has become a word incredibly associated … Read More »
Marital Rape: Does the Law Protect Bangladeshi Women?
For many women in Bangladesh, the home is not a sanctuary; it is a place of silent suffering. While the nation has made strides in education and economic participation, a dark … Read More »
Call for Proposals: Trans and Gender Diverse Healthcare
At a time when trans and gender diverse healthcare is advancing in science yet retreating in policy, a global journal is opening its doors to voices that can no longer be … Read More »
The 16 Days of Activism: Freedom Fund Launches Two New Studies
After cruising through another year, we once again welcome the 16 Days of Activism. From November 25th to December 10, the world comes together to combat gender-based violence during the 16 … Read More »
Unheard Voices of HIV/AIDS: Call for Researchers from the Dutch Journal for Gender Studies
The Dutch Journal for Gender Studies is looking for scholars and researchers in the field of Gender and Sexuality Studies to contribute to a special issue about “intersectional narratives of HIV/Aids … Read More »
Crowding, Fear, and Social Pressure: Barriers to SRH for Young Rohingya Refugees
The Rohingya refugee settlements are primarily spread across Ukhiya and Teknaf in Cox’s Bazar. These refugee settlements form the heart of a massive humanitarian crisis. One may question: what is the … Read More »
Maternal Health Pathway: How Dalit Women Access Care in Dhaka!
Reproductive health is understood to be one of the key markers of human development. Although Bangladesh has performed remarkably in increasing access to reproductive health services, gains are still somewhat distributed … Read More »