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What do you(th) think?

What do you(th) think?

By HCDExchange Podcast

What do you(th) think? features the stories, triumphs, challenges and learnings from young people who thrive at the intersection of human centred-design and adolescent sexual and reproductive health. The stories that they share are fantastic insights and guides on how advocates, implementers, programme designers and funders can meaningfully engage youth in their work.
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What to do when you encounter misinformation with Miranda Ekema Ndolo

What do you(th) think?Nov 02, 2021

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Laws and policies governing the implementation of ASRH programs for sex workers with Ruth Kiniaru
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Facilitating community conversations around sexual reproductive health with Priyanka Bhardwaj
Jan 11, 202227:54
Meaningful youth engagement in action with Elezer Berhanu
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Finding your feet as a new human-centred designer with Rachael Wanjugu Gichuiri

Finding your feet as a new human-centred designer with Rachael Wanjugu Gichuiri

Rachael Wanjugu Gichuiri is currently a Fellow at IDEO.org's, Billion Girls CoLab, where she is learning about Human-Centred Design (HCD) and Adolescent Sexual Reproductive Health(ASRH). She is also a masters student at Daystar University, Nairobi where she is studying Diplomacy, Development and International Security. Her goal is to understand the world through other people's points of view and help eradicate personal biases. She loves meeting people and her vision is to be part of a change driven society for a better world.

Nov 16, 202133:58
What to do when you encounter misinformation with Miranda Ekema Ndolo
Nov 02, 202136:38
Introducing What Do You(th) Think?

Introducing What Do You(th) Think?

Welcome to What Do You(th) Think? a podcast by the HCDExchange. In this episode we let you in on why we started the podcast, who our guests are and what to expect in the first season. What Do You(th) Think? debuts on November 2.

Oct 21, 202101:19