ICFP Youth Subcommittee
This community is dedicated to elevating the voices, experiences, and power of youth in SRHR worldwide.
FAQ
What Do You Do?
The ICFP Youth Subcommittee works to ensure meaningful youth engagement across the ICFP platform and conference. The subcommittee amplifies young people’s voices, supports youth leadership in sexual and reproductive health and rights, and helps shape youth-focused content, programming, and participation at the ICFP 2025 conference and beyond.
Who is Involved?
The ICFP Youth Subcommittee includes diverse young leaders and advocates from around the world who are passionate about advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights. Members come from youth-led organizations, advocacy groups, academia, and the broader SRHR community.
Contact
For more information about the ICFP 2025 Youth Subcommittee, please contact youth@theicfp.org, the official email for all youth-related activities. You may contact the ICFP Secretariat at info@theicfp.org.
About This Subcommittee
Global youth leaders championing family planning and sexual and reproductive health and rights
The ICFP Youth Subcommittee brings together young people from around the world with diverse backgrounds, experiences, and expertise to advance the sexual and reproductive health, rights, and justice agenda.
The ICFP Youth Subcommittee organizes the ICFP Youth Pre-conference, which covers concepts around human rights, inclusivity, justice, identity diversity, and gender equity.
This subcommittee meets year-round to ensure youth are at the forefront of all aspects of the the ICFP community, movement, and platform.
News
The Importance of a Diverse Workforce in the Supply Chain: Interview with Pamela Steele
Intergenerational Dialogues and Engaging Young People in the Supply Chain: Interview with Simplice Kamdem
Shaping the Future of Reproductive Health Supplies: Youth Supplies Fellows Lead the Way
Meet the ICFP Community
The ICFP platform is anchored by 11 dynamic subcommittees, bringing together individuals and organizations from across the global sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) community.
