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Reaching Urban Female Adolescents at Key Points of Sexual and Reproductive Health Transitions: Evidence from a Longitudinal Study from Kenya

Using bivariate analysis, the study established that exposure to Shujaaz among 15-19 yo girls was related to delayed sexual debut, delayed marriage and delayed first birth/pregnancy. Comparing the relative risk ratios (RR) among girls interviewed at the end of the study, 15-19 yo girls exposed to Shujaaz were 1.9 times more likely to have never had sex (p <...

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Reaching Urban Female Adolescents at Key Points of Sexual and Reproductive Health Transitions

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The influence of social norms on modern contraceptive use and method choice among male and female adolescents and youth in Kenya

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Lisa Calhoun, University of North Carolina, Union for African Population Studies, African Population Conference, 2019 We analyzed data from the Shujaaz State of the Youth 2018 and 2019 surveys –...

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Empowering youth for social change through the Shujaaz multimedia platform in Kenya.

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This study evaluates the impact of exposure to analogue (comic and radio) and digital Shujaaz media (social media and SMS) on attitudes, norms and behaviors around family planning and...

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