Social Entrepreneurship for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights

As part of it's Gender Equity Month series, OSUN's Gender Equity Working Group presented a panel discussion featuring three student leaders discussing the processes and challenges involved in their social action projects.
Panelists included Alua Samat (Bard College Annandale) on "Not a Shame," which creates tools for overcoming stigma attached to sex education in Central Asian countries and Halima Hasin and Labiba Rifah Nanjeeba (BRAC University) on "Paper Cranes of Venus," which educates ethnic minority women in Bangladesh on gender inequity and SRHR.
The panel was moderated by Eliza Edge (Bard College Annandale).