A year-long series looking at young people's sexual health and sex education in the UK and around the world. Paid for by IPPF and FPA. All editorial controlled and overseen by the Guardian
'I love calling out politicians': meet the student suing Trump over climate change
Eighteen-year-old activist Xiuhtezcatl Martinez is among those suing the Trump administration for climate inaction. Now he’s asking more students to get involved by joining the school strikes
Live discussion: How can we give young people better sex education?
What can we do to improve sex education and sexual health services for young people? Join us from 12 noon to 2pm on Wednesday, 1 May, when we will debate the issue
Without serious political input girls' lives will not improve
Adolescence is an important time in life but for millions of girls in the poor countries, the onset of puberty begins a time of acute vulnerability, writes Annie Kelly
Young women who decide to have children are too often laughed at, disowned and denigrated by the wider community, a profound change in attitudes is needed, says Doortje Braeken
Permissive laws don't necessarily provide practical access to abortion. Join our expert panel to discuss how young women can overcome the obstacles between 12 and 2pm on Thursday 14 March
How can teachers deliver inclusive sex and relationships education addressing lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender pupils' needs? Louise Tickle reports
