Raising awareness around stigmatized topics such as sexual health, unprotected sex, and contraceptives among young women is important.It is time to start the conversation about young women’s sexual choices and sexual health and empower them by providing correct and necessary information about the same.

To find out how women in India can have easy access to sexual healthcare and related information, students from Stanford Policy Program joined hands with SheThePeople and sat down with young voices in the state of Maharashtra.

Sexual health is not just about how to stay safe during sex, it is about emotional and physical well-being. Here are social media pages that are filling this critical information gap

Even modest barriers to sexual and reproductive health services can have major health effects.

While you can find several men talking about their adolescent experiences with self-pleasure, we rarely find a woman in that mix.

According to one survey, sexual problems affect around 1 in 3 young and middle-aged women and around 1 in 2 older women.

Raising awareness around the crucial subjects like contraceptives among young women is empowering. ​If a woman has a sex life why isn’t it okay for her to carry condoms with her wherever she goes out?

You spend a beautiful evening with your partner and you both head home to enjoy a night out together. Back in the bedroom, you get ready to make love. Slowly you start getting intimate and things start heating up! Suddenly, as he tries to enter you, you feel excruciating pain as if your vagina is […]

We need to realize this for ourselves if we want to put our bodies through the pain and discomfort, or if we want to take this up as an important gender issue.