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    We Lead with Power is a feminist transformative leadership guide and aims to be a catalyst for young women leaders (or aspiring leaders) to explore innovation, growth, grounding and other ways of feminist leadership in their various settings.

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    The Journeys of Courage: Uganda booklet highlights how young women across eight districts are redefining what SRHR leadership looks like in their communities.

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    The Journeys of Courage: Nigeria booklet highlights how young women and their allies are reshaping SRHR in a context marked by inequality, stigma, and long-standing social barriers.

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    The Journeys of Courage: Niger booklet brings together stories that reflect how young women are shaping the future of SRHR in a context marked by high rates of teenage pregnancy, child marriage, and limited access to family planning.

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    This booklet brings together accounts of young women whose lives reveal the daily realities behind Mozambique’s SRHR landscape.

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    This booklet brings together stories of young women who transformed silence into strength during some of Lebanon’s most challenging times.

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    This booklet brings together stories that reflect the everyday realities of young women and rightsholders navigating stigma, disability, displacement, and deeply rooted social norms in Jordan.

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    This booklet brings together stories that show what it means for young women to claim their sexual and reproductive rights in Honduras, one of the region’s most restrictive contexts.

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    This booklet brings together stories that reveal the heartbeat of youth-led SRHR activism in a country where young women and adolescents face steep barriers to exercising their rights.

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    This booklet brings together powerful stories that reveal both the pain and the possibility within Kenya’s SRHR landscape.

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    New research reveals a systemic and invisible injustice: women and low-income families across the Global South are paying the real costs of the climate crisis; not governments, and not the corporations most responsible for emissions.