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The Centre for the Study of Global Development (CSGD) has launched a podcast miniseries in collaboration with the Sex, Research and Resistance podcast. The podcast aims to create a space for practitioners, researchers and activists to learn more about key issues on reproduction, sexualities and sexual health.

In the latest issue, Martha Nicholson (facilitator), Dr Joyce Wamoyi, Dr Kevin Deane, and Professor Peter Keogh discuss research on the social determinants of sexual and reproductive health. Drawing from different disciplines, research contexts and institutions, we explore how sexual and reproductive health is managed and negotiated in the context of structural inequality and complex social worlds. Research shows that where we live, the education and work opportunities we have access to and the gender norms we grow up with may all shape people’s ability to negotiate risks and manage a disease like HIV.

The podcast series is based on seminars held by the research group with topics including LGBTIQ rights, abortion, youth, HIV and sexual health. The series explores CSGD research on stigma, social determinants of health, and girls’ transition to adulthood. The miniseries aims to raise awareness and spark conversations on global development issues. Listen to the CSGD podcast miniseries.