Cultural, social and economic restrictions all make it harder for women to access the internet than their male peers. Gender inclusion is central to RNW Media’s approach and we were proud to host a session at the Internet Governance Forum on engaging young women online.

Facebook often censors educational content on sexual and reproductive health and rights, categorising it as ‘sexual content’ such as pornography or explicit nudity. This misunderstanding is a huge challenge to our Global Love Matters Network platforms.

RNW Media was one of the organisations involved in the online session ‘UN75, Shaping our Future together”. Marking the UN’s 75th anniversary, the event focused on the implementation of SDG 16:  a peaceful, just and inclusive society.

Join our Youth at Heart Spotlight Session, “Digital Upskilling against the Odds”, on 2 November, co-organised with Dutch development bank FMO and Nuffic, the Dutch organisation for internationalisation in education.

Justice4Her recently held its second cross sector summit, bringing together key opinion leaders and policy makers to discuss gender-based violence and strategies to promote gender equality.

Decent jobs and income are essential if young people are to participate fully in their societies. RNW Media is, therefore, proud to launch its new economic inclusion programme, In the Works.

Decent jobs  are essential if young people are to participate fully in their societies – but is digitalisation the answer to youth unemployment in Africa? Join us online for an interactive debate on 15 October.

In the run up to the International Day of Action for Access to Safe and Legal Abortion, Love Matters India implemented a multi-faceted campaign #AbortionIsHealthCare to highlight the physical, cultural, legal and mental/emotional barriers to abortion in India.