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PROTECTION. Men and condoms in the time of HIV and AIDS is a full length, creative documentary filmed with men and boys in Sierra Leone, South Africa and Kenya now available in DVD and digital streaming formats from the Media Education Foundation (MEF).
On April 9, 2015 Vera Brezhneva, UNAIDS Goodwill Ambassador for Eastern Europe and Central Asia, met with the members of youth volunteer organizations in the Republic of Belarus, to discuss the opportunities of using the Internet and social media to promote healthy lifestyle and prevent HIV among adolescents.
UNESCO and UN Cares Indonesia organised it first learning session on discrimination and disability. The session was hosted by UNESCO Office in Jakarta on 8 April 2015. It was well attended by more than 35 participants from UNDP, ILO, UNDSS, and UNESCO.
UNESCO is seeking two consultants to be based in Dakar, Senegal. An HIV and Health Consultant for a period of eight months and an HIV, Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) and Gender Consultant for a period of four months.
All children start to handle food at certain points in their lives, whether eating food prepared by others, or preparing it for themselves. They need to learn about the risks associated with unsafe practices to prevent foodborne diseases and to become informed consumers who are able to make safe choices.
This thematic brief provides an overview of the issue of school-related gender-based violence and includes a selection of resources, news and blogs from partners working to ensure that schools are safe learning spaces for all.
The UNESCO Office in New Delhi has recently published a desk calendar on school-related gender-based violence. The 2015 calendar provides advocacy, advice and information for government officials and policy-makers, local governance and community leaders, school leaders, teachers, students, parents and guardians on how to promote violence-free school programmes.
The sooner that a young person is tested for HIV, the sooner they can access life-saving treatments, and testing is also a key entry point to prevention. In many countries in the Asia-Pacific region, a young person under 18 to consent to an HIV test unless they have consent from a parent or guardian. But for many young people involving their parents in the decision to have an HIV test could be disastrous.
On 16-18 February, 2015 UNESCO Moscow Office in collaboration with UNFPA Regional Office for Eastern Europe and Central Asia, WHO Regional Office for Europe, the German Federal Center for Health Education (BZgA) and International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) European Network organized a technical consultation for 18 European and Central Asian countries to review the progress made in providing adolescents and youth with access to health education, including comprehensive education on sexual and reproductive health, and identify opportunities to improve the quality and effectiveness of such education at national scale.
Inside this issue: International Women’s Day 2015 – Director-General’s Message; Rallying to End Gender-based Violence in Schools; Exploring health literacy in Latin America; “No youth left behind” in the Asia and the Pacific region; UNESCO’s Response to Ebola
