The Reproduction, Sexualities, and Sexual Health Research (RSSH) Group of the Open University have released a new podcast series, Co-Creating Across Borders. The RSSH is an interdisciplinary practice and community-oriented research group working in five key areas: reproductive control, HIV/AIDS, sexuality & disability, the experiences of lesbian, gay, bisexual & transgender (LGBT+) people and pregnancy & childbirth.

Co-Creating Across Borders Podcast
Uganda and the U.K.
In partnership with Afya Na Ahaki and The Open University

From a collaborative project aimed to further develop understanding of human right approaches to health in global development settings, comes our new podcast Co-Creating Across Borders. Listen into two special issue episodes from our group of researchers, scholars, and community participants. You will be hearing from: Richard Lusimbo, Dorothy Amuron, Sylvia Nakasi, Joselyn Nakyeyune, Helen Amutuhaire, Christopher Baguma, Elizabeth Ascroft, Jennifer Agbaire and Peter Keogh.

Episode 1: Co-creation: What, why and how?

In this episode, facilitators from both organisations as well as community facilitators of key populations on the project talk about their use of a co-creative approach. Welcome to the first of two episodes based on a collaborative project with right-based actors in Uganda. The project involved a partnership between The Open University in the UK and Afya Na Ahaki, a Uganda-based organisation that focuses on building knowledge and advocacy capacity in health, human rights and sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). In this episode, facilitators from both organisations as well as community facilitators of key populations on the project talk about their use of a co-creative approach. You will be hearing from Richard Lusimbo, Dorothy Amuron, Sylvia Nakasi, Joselyn Nakyeyune, Helen Amutuhaire, Christopher Baguma, Elizabeth Ascroft, Jennifer Agbaire and Peter Keogh. The two episodes in these series were hosted by Peter Keogh, and produced by Motunrayo Oladeji and Jennifer Agbaire.

Episode 2: Rights Based Approaches to Sexual Reproductive Health: The Intersectionality Lens.