How anti‑rights movements are grooming the next generation and what we must do next
In the local area, concerns are rising about the influence of anti-rights movements on young people. A researcher at Ipas has been studying this trend and its implications for sexual and reproductive
By Kristin SwansonJune 25, 20264 min read
In the local area, concerns are rising about the influence of anti-rights movements on young people. A researcher at Ipas has been studying this trend and its implications for sexual and reproductive health. The issue is seen as critical to the future of social justice. Conservative movements have been investing in youth for decades, building a network of leaders. Further information on this topic is available from Ipas, including a report and an interview with a senior researcher.