Women’s access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) is a major concern affecting women, young women and girls across the globe. Many women don’t know their rights and don’t have access to adequate health services or the knowledge they need regarding their own bodies. In many cultures around the world, men or families have often been responsible for the decisions taken about the bodily rights of girls, young women and women – often without their consent. This has impacted women’s health and rights and exacerbated gender inequalities.

The goal of the #MYSRHR Contest is to raise awareness on SRHR issues impacting girls, young women and women around the world. To participate to the contest contestants had to share a video, picture, painting, poetry, showing what SRHR meant to them.

We received a number of incredible submissions for the contest of SRHR materials. We would like to thank all the contestants for the amazing and powerful projects they shared during the campaign.

Below you will find the projects of the winners:

1st Prize :

Roni Shakya, Nepal, with a video on Chaupadi, menstrual rights:

Watch her video:

2nd Prize :

Mameaw Natkana Kunasawat, Moodaeng and Pertee Jindanuch from the YWCA of Thailand with animated videos:

Watch their videos here :

Thank you all for the inspiring projects you shared, highlighting the importance of our SRHR!

We will be sharing the other projects on SheSpeaks.

You can see all the projects of the participant of the contest MYSRHR, by clicking on the Hashtags below :

Twitter : #MySRHR

Facebook: #MySRHR

Instagram : #MySRHR