Developed as a component of the Empowering Futures project’s peer mentorship curriculum, the Dynamic Duo Accountability Partner Model is an innovative approach to strengthening outcomes from adolescent-focused peer mentorship programs. This model pairs each adolescent participant with a parent or caregiver to form a “dynamic duo” responsible for applying learnings at home. By acting as a supportive ally and accountability partner, the parent or caregiver helps bridge the gap between theory and practice through intergenerational dialogue.
Yuvakaars: Pathfinder India’s Scalable Social Entrepreneurship Model for Rural Health Care
Through Pathfinder India’s innovative social entrepreneurship model in rural India, young couples delivered quality health products and services to underserved and…
Delivering Context-Specific Maternal Health Solutions in Fragile and Insecure Settings
When a woman dies from preventable complications during childbirth, it signals a systemic failure. In fragile and conflict-affected settings, these vulnerabilities…
Beyond Participation: Ensuring Women & Communities Lead Climate Resilience
To truly build resilience in the face of the climate crisis, we must shift the power dynamics: from top-down interventions to community-led transformation—with…
