Our focus
The vital role of meaningful youth participation (MYP) in research, policy and practice is finally gaining global acknowledgement, yet too often youth experiences within the sexual and reproductive health (SRHR) sector are being left out or tokenized. Seeing youth as valued and active creators as opposed to passive receivers or solely inputs of data is an integral part of shifting our approaches to youth engagement. When youth engage within the field of SRHR, they are often minorities or can feel isolated or constrained in their respective field of SRHR research, policy and practice. As with all social movements, building a network of peers for reciprocal learning and community building for allies is needed to harness the expertise and enthusiasm of youth. This community of practice (CoP) is a space where youth are able to connect, explore and create both in regard to the field of youth SRHR and also as youth experts within the broader SRHR field.
What we do
In line with its diverse member composition, this CoP focuses both on Ethiopia and the international context. In 2022 the CoP is expected to meet at least four times.
Members of this COP
| No | Name |
| 1 | Samrawit Amare |
| 2 | Melaku Hailu |
| 3 | Kebron Tamru |
| 4 | Melat Nadew |
| 5 | Rekik Ketema |
| 6 | Mistir Alebachew |
| 7 | Girma Abera |
| 8 | Beza Cherinet |
| 9 | Mehari Tarekegn |
| 10 | Elfaggid lemma |
| 11 | Tilaye Gizachew |
| 12 | Desalegne Birhanie |
| 13 | Aregash Gelefa |
| 14 | Wubtu Hailu |
| 15 | Setew denisi |
| 16 | Sisay Tarekegn |
| 17 | Fetelwork Mitiku |
| 18 | Yohannes Tesefa |
| 19 | Yohannes Abebaw |
| 20 | Semaria Negash |
| 21 | Mohammed Ibrahim |
| 22 | Kibrewosen Michael |
| 22 | Lulit Yonas |
| 23 | Daniel Gizaw |
| 24 | Mery Seifu |
| 25 | Yeabsera |
