A large new study has found that a low-cost empowerment program for adolescent girls in Kenyan slums sharply curtails rape and sexual harassment of these girls. The findings, by researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine, Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford and the nongovernmental organization Ujamaa-Africa/No Means No Worldwide, validated the program's effectiveness in combating an appallingly common hazard among girls living in the slums ...Monday 14 April 2014
Study: Empowerment Program Greatly Decreases Incidence of Rape
A large new study has found that a low-cost empowerment program for adolescent girls in Kenyan slums sharply curtails rape and sexual harassment of these girls. The findings, by researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine, Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford and the nongovernmental organization Ujamaa-Africa/No Means No Worldwide, validated the program's effectiveness in combating an appallingly common hazard among girls living in the slums ...
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