In this framework, Design for Health explains how the “double diamond model” illustrates the complementary nature of design and global health processes. Explore the different roles that design can play in global health programming including how it can act as a “spark,” an “ingredient,” or a full “end-to-end process.”
Read more: https://www.designforhealth.org/understanding-design/why-does-design-matter
The University of Chicago designed a tool called ‘Cards on the Table’, to facilitate open, safe, and nonjudgmental sexual and reproductive health (SRH) conversations between clinicians and adolescents. The tool is a deck of 44 SRH questions for adolescents to explore...
Shujaaz Inc. has published an open-source database of emerging insights among Kenyan youth, and trends for the future. This database is a result of insights from 13,000 interviews and human-centered data collection activities over seven years to document the desires,...
The HCDExchange is thrilled to launch a new resource that describes how HCD has been applied to integrate youth in AYSRH programming. This brief is based on a landscape analysis conducted to understand how meaningful youth engagement is practiced in HCD+AYSRH and the...
Read how HCD approaches can involve youth as equal contributors in developing context-conscious messages for dual method use in over-the-counter hormonal contraception settings. Read More