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This project aims to promote safe school environments and organizations free from sexual violence in Mexico through the implementation of a program of workshops focused on sexual health education, prevention of sexual abuse, and capacity building at selected schools in rural and outlying urban areas of Querétaro.

We have been doing fieldwork in Argentina with the purpose of creating didactic materials for Spanish class in Denmark.

Over the next three years, we will strengthen sexual and reproductive health education in collaboration with local partner schools in Colombia and Mexico. This will be achieved by: 1. Implementing programs with workshops and events involving students, teachers, and families. 2. Providing materials that will strengthen teamwork in Colombia and Mexico. In this project, we will be facilitating workshop programs with students from 4th to 11th grade on a wide range of topics

The project aims to create critical understanding about the current context and social issues in Argentina with Danish high school students learning Spanish.

As part of our workshop programs in both Colombia and Mexico, the topics of menstruation and menstrual hygiene options are key. The students are presented with different options, and with this project we will be able to hand out kits with reusable menstrual kits.

This project's objective is to promote safe school environments and organizations free from sexual violence in rural educational settings in Colombia.

This project aims to promote safe school environments free from sexual violence in Colombia. We will be implementating a comprehensive program of workshops on sexuality education, abuse prevention, and capacity building in educational settings with approx. 5 partner schools. We will be working with local partner schools in Cali, Popayán and surroundings, and will work with both students and teachers about topics like: • Anatomy and personal hygiene • Consent and setting bound

We were selected from more than 5,000 abstracts to present our work during a poster session, which we of course are very proud of. Our new M&E strategy that we have been implementing this year makes it easier to measure and show the impact with the communities. We presented the following results at part of the poster: Primary school: 89% of students know how to take care of their bodies 90% of students recognize their rights and responsibilities 86% of students can differenti