Mentorship Program
The mentorship program is a core component of the Connecting the Dots project. This six-month program provides young adults with intensive coaching, guidance, and support to become effective advocates for human rights, sexual reproductive health and rights (SRHR), and social justice.
Program Structure
1. Month 1: Intensive coaching and placement with a mentor organization.
2. Months 2-6: Mentees work closely with their mentors, receiving guidance and support to achieve project goals.
Outputs
1. Broad-based advocacy: Mentees carry out individual and group advocacy interventions across various thematic areas, including:
1. Violence against women and sexual minorities.
2. Mobilizing public support for SRHR issues.
3. Political participation of disadvantaged groups.
4. Reproductive rights issues (abortion, rape, comprehensive sexuality education).
5. Sustainable environment.
6. Women’s economic empowerment.
7. Peace and security.
8. Emerging issues.
Becoming a P3HD Fellow
After completing the six-month mentorship program, mentees become P3HD Fellows, receiving the P3HD badge. P3HD stands for Political Participation, Population, Health, and Development.
P3HD Fellows Network
P3HD Fellows work in partnership across the country, reinforcing one another’s efforts and creating a movement for sustainable social change.
