This lightning session will focus on the part of the promise of ICPD that ensures that those who are most vulnerable are reached and provided the services needed. At the same time in the Pamoja Zone, join a Community Conversation on Haitian Paper Art (17:15) and Gender and Social Norms - Society, price tags and labels on our bodies (18:00) in the Community Corner.

Three fresh publications - hot off the press - waiting for your eyes only. Exclusive launches at the Nairobi Summit. Join us for a Community Conversation on Games and Sexual and Reproductive Health Innovative to Communicate Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (French) (17:15) in the community corner.

This lightning session will feature experiences of delivering integrated and truly inclusive SRHR services and information targeting young people and marginalized populations with a specific focus on linkages between Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, Gender-Based Violence and HIV. At the same time in the Pamoja Zone, join a Community Conversation on Education and Challenging Social Norms (in French 11:30) and engaging youth in social media (12:15) in the Community Corner. In the Karibu Lounge, interact with inspiring people and discover the power of stories during our Human Library (12:00).

This lightning session connects experts and doers to leverage innovation, technology and data for ICPD. At the same time in the Pamoja Zone, attend a workshop to learn all about how to use podcasting to communicate about the ICPD (12:30) and come experience the Comprehensive Sexuality Education you never had (13:30) in the Community Corner. In the Karibu Lounge, interact with inspiring people and discover the power of stories during our Human Library (12:00).

This lightning session will explore how to accelerate achievement 25 years after the ICPD and in the context of the Sustainable Development Goals. At the same time in the Pamoja Zone, join a Community Conversation on gender-based violence and harmful practices (15:00) and a workshop on Podcast 101 with Rose Reid from iHeart Radio (16:00) in the Community Corner.

ICPD25 is a key milestone on the road to achieving the 2030 Agenda. This session discusses how community members, stakeholders and political leaders can scale up successful interventions and lock in the financial investments needed to meet this goal. It will highlight best practices for maintaining equitable access to quality care while maintaining strong social accountability at local and national levels. Expect panelists to underscore successful interventions; identify the gaps between where we stand and the 2030 Agenda; and make commitments in their own communities and contexts to ensure SRHR for all by 2030.

Social accountability is a process by which citizens can hold politicians and policy makers accountable for the services the provide. It enables communities to address corruption, increase trust in public servants and governments, and become key players in setting agendas for policy processes and health systems. This concurrent session will apply the tools of social accountability to access to SRHR, drawing from the example of a social accountability programme in Kabale, Uganda. The aim of the session is to empower participants, who will engage in a mock citizen hearing, to actively address policy issues in their own communities. It will focus in particular on how power and inequality impact access to health services for vulnerable communities, and how to counteract these dynamics. This event will be convened by Kabale Women in Development and Amref Health Africa in Uganda.

This session will showcase scalable, affordable and practical solutions to end all deaths from unsafe abortion in a decade. The discussions will illustrate what is possible, what support is available, and how we can partner to achieve this goal. The session will situate access to safe abortion as part of an essential SRHR package of interventions, and as a response to demands for choice and bodily autonomy. It will articulate unsafe abortion as a violent and harmful practice within the context of the medical abortion revolution and increasing anti-choice opposition.This event will bring together the latest evidence, innovations and best practices in safe abortion care, programming and advocacy to forge meaningful partnerships for change.This session is convened by 12 co-hosts, including: Marie Stopes International, CRR, FIGO, the Guttmacher Institute, Right Here Right Now, SheDecides, UNFPA and WHO/HRP.

News media plays a critical role in defining and shifting the discourse on human rights and gender empowerment. This session will explore how to leverage the influential voice of news media to end gender-based violence (GBV). It will focus on taking a survivor-centric approach through strengthened reporting standards to enhance public perceptions of GBV and equip participants with tools for improving GBV reporting. The panel will also feature a discussion on the challenges faced by women journalists reporting on GBV, the rise in new forms of violence in the virtual age, and the perspectives of youth media in tackling GBV through online news. This session will be convened by the Center for Women's Global Leadership, UNFPA’s Regional Response Hub and the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma.