A collage of photos taken during the first LTAS road show held at the Monrovia YMCA. Themed "Know Your Status", the event brought together over three hundred youths, out of which 97 took advantage of the opportunity to get tested for HIV.
LTAS Host Janice Pratt was one of ten Liberian girls starring in a UNFPA/ UNICEF documentary, produced for the recently-held International Women's Colloquium, titled “I Have Something to Tell You”. In the documentary, the ten girls write about the past, their dreams and the challenges they face in a country hard hit by years of war and carnage. Some of the girls explained their stories of rape, sexual harassment and rejection. There was awestruck silence in the hall as the documentary was been screened. The life stories of those girls were so powerful; it silenced the most hardened spectator. As Janice put it, “I stood in a room with nine other girls, and the aura felt like it was the most powerful room in the world”.
Click here to read the official story on the UNICEF website.
Let's Talk About Sex Radio Show is a component of PSI/Liberia's SmartChoice program that aims to use Radio to reach out far and wide across Liberia in disseminating information about HIV/AIDS and Unwanted pregnancy.
The overarching goal of Let's Talk About Sex Radio Show is to have an educated youth populace in Liberia who would be able to make smart and informed choices concerning the issues of HIV/AIDS and unwanted pregnancy.
Let's Talk About Sex is hosted by four youth hosts; Janice Pratt, Mahmud Johnson, Kula Fofana, and Bookman Muapoe; selected from a pool of over 100 potential Liberian youths through a rigorous audition process.
The show airs every Saturday afternoon at 2:30 PM on UNMIL Radio 91.5 FM, and repeats every Thursday morning at 11:30 AM on the same station.