While the number of digital health interventions providing access to information on family planning in low- and middle-income countries is growing, little is known about the quality of these services. FHI 360 decided to bring clarity, by assessing the comprehensiveness and accuracy of eleven tools and selected Love Matters as one of the top interventions.

As India began to ease its lockdown restrictions, the local Love Matters team were inundated with questions from their community of users about just what it was or wasn’t safe to do.

Coronavirus is taking its toll on sexual and reproductive rights around the world. RNW Media’s Love Matters platforms are responding in a range of ways intended to inform and support their young audience.

New platforms, ground-breaking campaigns and networking were all on the agenda for Love Matters in 2019 along with exploring new models for SRHR interventions.

Comprehensive sexuality education is key to the fulfillment of young people’s SRHR – and Love Matters works to make this available in restrictive settings.

Love Matters China marks 5 years of passionate, creative and courageour work on youth SRHR this month

Love Matters is launching three new platforms in Nigeria, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo on Valentine’s Day, 14 February 2019.

Open, honest and sex-positive, RNW Media’s Love Matters programme takes a pleasure positive approach

Our sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) programme, Love Matters, has participated at the International Conference on Family Planning in Kigali, Rwanda, 12-15 November. We put pleasure back into discussions on family planning and sex at a number of sessions. This conference is particularly meaningful to us because it