‘I used to cry a lot every night’
‘I used to cry a lot every night’: Voices of Women with Obstetric Fistula in Bo, Sierra Leone
Publications
‘I Carry the Name of my Parents’
Young People’s Reflections on FGM and Forced Marriage Results from PEER studies in London, Amsterdam and Lisbon
Annual Report 2013
Working Together to Safeguard Rights and Dignity of African Women and Girls
In their Own Words: Girls from Liberia on Sexuality, Pregnancy and Services
This highlights the lives of girls and young women in poor communities in Monrovia, Liberia. It shows the daily challenges faced by pregnant teenagers and young mothers.
Annual Report 2011-12
Raising Voices of Change
A Childhood Lost
A Report on Child Marriage in the UK and the Developing World from the UK All-Party Parliamentary Group on Population, Development and Reproductive Health
16 Ways To Help End FGM
A Youth and School Resource
“In Their Own Words Girls from Sierra Leone on Sexuality, Pregnancy and Services”
This highlights the lives of girls and young women in poor communities in Freetown, Sierra Leone. It shows the situation of teenage pregnancy and young mothers and the challenges they face in their daily lives.
Research Brief No 1
Female Genital Mutilation: Voices of Young People in London, Bristol and Middlesbrough – A PEER Study
Voices of Child Brides and Child Mothers in Tanzania
Voices of Child Brides and Child Mothers in Tanzania: A PEER Report on Child Marriage
Annual Report 2010
Celebrating out 25th anniversary: Transforming Policies and People
Think Again: The Making-Of
"Think Again" is a thought-provoking film that follows a 12-year-old's struggle between family honour and the facts about FGM. On discovering that her mom wants to take her back home to be 'cut' she explores the implications FGM has on her life and the misconceptions that explain why the practice persists in the 21st century.
