From Silence to Screening: Putting Testicular and Prostate Health on the Map
For too long, men’s reproductive health has been cloaked in embarrassment and avoidance, yet testicular and prostate health are essential parts of overall well-being, not topics to be hidden in hushed … Read More »
From Silent Killer to Preventable Disease: The Rise of the HPV Vaccine
For much of the 20th century, cervical cancer was a silent killer. It arrived late, spread quietly and took hundreds of thousands of lives each year, mostly women who had little … Read More »
The Fourth Trimester: The Months We Forget Mothers
Childbirth is often treated as the finish line. The baby is born, the danger has passed, congratulations are offered, and life is expected to return to normal. However, the most fragile … Read More »
When the Climate Breaks the System: How Environmental Crises Threaten Sexual and Reproductive Health
Climate change is often spoken of in terms of temperatures, sea levels, and carbon targets. Less often do we speak of bodies. Yet across the world, environmental disasters are quietly reshaping … Read More »
Unstapling the Pages: How Digital Tools are Finishing the Lessons Schools Skip
In many rural villages across Bangladesh, the pages of the NCTB Physical Education textbook remain suspiciously crisp. While the chapters on football or cricket are dog-eared, the sections on reproductive health … Read More »
Beyond Protection: Why Women with Disabilities Are Excluded from SRHR Policies in Bangladesh
Imagine a young woman, let’s call her Maya, entering a community clinic in rural Bangladesh. She uses a wheelchair. After entering the clinic, she meets a steep flight of stairs, followed … Read More »
A Matter of Dignity: Reframing Urban Sanitation as a Human Right
Most of our ideas for urban sanitation are just centred around pipes, drains, and facilities. But the truth is, this narrow perspective overlooks a fundamental truth, which is that sanitation is … Read More »
The Invisible Thread: Bridging Reproductive Health and Mental Well-being
For generations, women have been told that their bodies and minds live in separate rooms. However, science has finally caught up to what many have felt for years in this decade. … Read More »
Where Youth Voices Met Purpose: A Look Back at INFIX * SRHR Campus Conversations-Ideas Into Action
On 30 December 2025, the final day of INFIX * SRHR Campus Conversations: Ideas into Action, was held, with a seminar titled ‘Communicating SRHR: From Classroom to Campus Culture.’ The programme … Read More »
Surviving Without Choice: The Juxtaposition of the SRHR Landscape in Rohingya Camps
For nearly eight years, the hills of Ukhia and Teknaf have been a temporary home to over a million people, yet for the Rohingya, “temporary” has become a word incredibly associated … Read More »