Youth Integration Webinar Snapshot

September 7, 2022

Purpose

To discuss “How might we as a global community break the cycle of SGBV amongst adolescents”? The webinar also showcased key insights from members of the HCDExchange Community of Practice generated through projects and programs aimed at tackling SGBV for SRHR outcomes for adolescents.

Presenters

Amal Ben Ameur 

Health and Nutrition Advisor, Save the Children

Laura Baringer

Project Director, CyberRwanda 

Aika Janet Matemu 

Director, Dalberg Design (Nairobi) 

Sanjukta Das

Creative Lead, Dalberg Deisgn (Mumbai) 

MaqC Eric Gitau (Moderator)

Former HCDExchange Project Director

Using participatory design to understand drivers of SGBV among youth

– Laura Baringer

Insights

  • Adolescent boys are not all the same – to tackle SGBV, we need to reject the simplistic archetypes that boys and men are inherently aggressive. HCD approaches can help unpack societal and gender normative drivers of SGBV
  • To design SGBV prevention interventions, it’s critical to analyze personal, social and gender drivers of how power gets asserted from early adolescence onwards
  • Opportunities for designing interventions include intervening early with younger adolescents, focusing programming on structural drivers of SGVC, being inclusive, and being data-driven.

Tackling SGBV among adolescents in Kinshasa

– Amal Ben Ameur

Insights

  • Interventions should impact all the actors that influence adolescents’ attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors, and are therefore part of the socio-ecological framework. Actors include the individual, their family, school, health system, and the broader community.
  • Project focused on raising awareness around SGBV, SGBV response in health services, enabling environment for adolescent girls to make decisions and exercise their rights to SRH and protection from SGBV.
  • We need to address the root causes of SGBV

A remote Human Centered Design (HCD) toolkit for SGBC user research 

– Aika Janet Matemu & Sanjuka Das

Insights

  • Planning phase: Snowball recruitment helps to uncover insights on sensitive topics like SGBV because familiarity with the group creates a safe sharing space.
  • Learning (Research) phase method: storyboarding helps to uncover insights on sensitive topics like SGBV because sharing experiences through a fictional character reduces the pressure and makes the process discreet. It reveal traits, behaviors, and attitudes that need to be addressed in the system while developing interventions
  • Testing (Prototyping) phase method: helps gauge relevance of messaging, especially for participants who may have experienced challenging situations. It engages participants to shape the solution and helps identify safe and trusted channels for delivery mechanisms for interventions.
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“Redefining the way that we think about the designing of a solution. Continue to think about the design even through implementation. Implementation should not be a static period. It should evolve and change to learn from the concerned group of people that it is designed for”.
– Nicole Ippoliti
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Using participatory design to understand drivers of SGBV among youth?

Insights

  • Adolescent boys are not all the same – to tackle SGBV, we need to reject the simplistic archetypes that boys and men are inherently aggressive. HCD approaches can help unpack societal and gender normative drivers of SGBV
  • To design SGBV prevention interventions, it’s critical to analyze personal, social and gender drivers of how power gets asserted from early adolescence onwards
  • Opportunities for designing interventions include intervening early with younger adolescents, focusing programming on structural drivers of SGVC, being inclusive, and being data-driven.

Insights

  • Interventions should impact all the actors that influence adolescents’ attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors, and are therefore part of the socio-ecological framework. Actors include the individual, their family, school, health system, and the broader community.
  • Project focused on raising awareness around SGBV, SGBV response in health services, enabling environment for adolescent girls to make decisions and exercise their rights to SRH and protection from SGBV.
  • We need to address the root causes of SGBV

Key Points

  • Adolescent boys are not all the same – to tackle SGBV, we need to reject the simplistic archetypes that boys and men are inherently aggressive. HCD approaches can help unpack societal and gender normative drivers of SGBV
  • To design SGBV prevention interventions, it’s critical to analyze personal, social and gender drivers of how power gets asserted from early adolescence onwards
  • Opportunities for designing interventions include intervening early with younger adolescents, focusing programming on structural drivers of SGVC, being inclusive, and being data-driven.

Follow-up Questions

  • Interventions should impact all the actors that influence adolescents’ attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors, and are therefore part of the socio-ecological framework. Actors include the individual, their family, school, health system, and the broader community.
  • Project focused on raising awareness around SGBV, SGBV response in health services, enabling environment for adolescent girls to make decisions and exercise their rights to SRH and protection from SGBV.
  • We need to address the root causes of SGBV

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