A page "to coordinate exchange of information, to build understanding, analysis of gendered and social inequities for COVID-19 and responses to it in community, country and regional contexts."

A comprehensive and up-to-date compilation of resources on women's health issues especially including the intersections of COVID-19 and SRHR.

A conversation with Kousalya Periasamy from Positive Women Network, on how the stigma around the COVID-19 pandemic is similar to that when HIV was prevalent.

A list of resources about the impact of COVID-19 on access to safe abortion and contraception, practicing self-care during the pandemic, Q and A's on sex and COVID-19, and more.

A message from ARROW on how COVID-19 presents “an opportunity to clarify our recommendations for systemic reform, and internally – for our partners and allies to share ideas and support on work strategies, and to continue contributing to movement building.”

A page “to coordinate exchange of information, to build understanding, analysis of gendered and social inequities for COVID-19 and responses to it in community, country and regional contexts.”

A resource kit with emergency information especially for pregnant and nursing women.

A statement from CREA reaffirming the need for cross-movement and cross-border solidarity, rejecting ableism and raising important questions on privacy and security in responses to COVID-19.

A statement illustrating gaps in the existing approach to sexual and reproductive health during COVID-19, calling for policymakers to not exclude this crucial aspect when responding to the pandemic.

A statement on the effects of COVID-19 on "diverse SOGIESC communities, HIV services and Key Populations".

A webinar in Hindi on issues related to women's health, especially reproductive health, and how it has been impacted by the pandemic.

A webinar on SRHR in these times "to discuss the situations being faced by vulnerable and key populations and the actions that are needed in this emergency response".

A website of resources, information and counselling on SRH issues including safer sex methods on abortion. There are also "open-source safe abortion courses for Pharmacists, Medical Students and Humanitarian Aid Workers".

The Guttmacher Institute puts together several resources every few days on the global impact of COVID-19 on SRHR, especially on abortion.

An article about how the COVID-19 lockdown cut off women's access to termination of pregnancy in public or private healthcare settings, and with the disruption in supply chain of drugs and taboo around abortions, many women either had to opt for unsafe means or continue with the pregnancy.

This article talks about how frontline healthcare workers who menstruate have been managing their periods while donning personal protective equipment, especially with the long hours, heat and a global shortage of PPEs.

In light of World Population Day(July 11), ARROW's Executive Director Sivananthi Thanenthiran was on a Malaysian local radio station to talk about how the COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately affected women, especially their rights to sexual and reproductive health. In light of World Population Day(July 11), ARROW's Executive Director Sivananthi Thanenthiran was on a Malaysian local radio station to talk about how the COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately affected women, especially their rights to sexual and reproductive health.

This paper explores the use of an intersectional lens to look at the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the social contract, which the authors believe "takes on greater importance now than in non-pandemic times as the state exercises more police or other powers and deploys myriad ways of ‘othering’."

The article explores the underrepresentation of adolescents and young adults in the media during the COVID-19 pandemic, and documents some best practices and key recommendations to share with stakeholders across the sector.

UNFPA's revised global strategy to address the medium and long-term impacts of COVID-19 on young people’s lives, health and well-being, which could be irreparable if adequate measures are not taken to guarantee adolescents’ and youth’s basic rights to health, safety, choice and voice.

"A national level webinar to share evidence from a comprehensive impact assessment done by the Population Foundation of India along with Dasra, QUILT.AI and Development Solutions on the impact of COVID-19 on young people. The study will help guide a more responsive and comprehensive action for adolescents health in India."

The theme of this webinar on the ocassion of World Sexual Health Day combines the Declaration of Sexual Pleasure made at the 24th WAS Congress in Mexico City in 2019 and the current COVID-19 pandemic. It will be held on the 4th of September, 6:30 PM IST.

The theme of this webinar on the ocassion of World Sexual Health Day combines the Declaration of Sexual Pleasure made at the 24th WAS Congress in Mexico City in 2019 and the current COVID-19 pandemic, arguing for the importance of pleasure as a key component in SRHR.

This article explores the prolonged period of anxieties caused due to the lockdown and what impact it has had on women's menstrual cycles. 

This paper looks at the intersection of public health and clinical ethics with respect to pregnant women during the COVID-19 pandemic. It emphasises on prioritising the interests of pregnant women in order to enable them to make autonomous, informed decisions about participating in clinical trials for COVID-19 related vaccines and medication.  

This article highlights the experiences of sex workers across Asia to understand how they have been weathering the COVID-19 pandemic without a safety net. 

This article explores the impact of COVID-19 on the sexual and reproductive health and rights of girls and young women, while recommending actions that can be taken by the state to address the same issues. 

A fundraiser to support people whose livelihoods were impacted by the pandemic and the consequent lockdown. 

An arcticle on USA's withdrawal from WHO and how it could hamper global and U.S. responses to the COVID-19 pandemic and undermine the progress made on sexual and reproductive health over the past several decades.

This paper describes "how immigrants have long faced barriers designed to exclude them from public insurance programs and have been excluded from COVID-19 relief support—further exacerbating challenges in obtaining health coverage and care, including services related to sexual and reproductive health."

This webinar, to be held on March 3rd at 7:30 PM IST, will explore "how the COVID-19 pandemic and its disproportionate impact on women is driving innovation and new approaches to expand reproductive health access—right now and for the long term."

This article talks about how the global conversation on the COVID-19 vaccine is "bringing up opportunities for intersectional cross-movement solidarity that acknowledge and address the fact that health and sexual rights are intertwined with economic rights."

This article analyses both COVID-19 vaccination and Universal Immunisation Programmes in India, suggesting that "mother-child immunisation may suffer as its infrastructure gets taken over for COVID-19 vaccination."

This article talks about the "silent crisis of postpartum anxiety and depression that has been playing out among women who have been pregnant and/or given birth amid lockdowns and the ongoing threat of contagion."

This webinar, moderated by ARROW, and co-organised along with IPPFWHR, SAIGE and partners sheds light on the state of safe abortion in the Global South with a special focus on the impact and challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic on access to safe abortion.

This anthology "curates 32 written, audio and visual pieces that highlight the specific ways in which the pandemic affected young people from diverse contexts and backgrounds". 

This news article looks at how sexual activity using safer sex methods has not increased during the pandemic.

This report reviews data from six countries in the global south in order to look at how global responses to the COVID-19 pandemic are intersecting with pre-existing pervasive sexual and reproductive health inequities and disproportionately affecting the vulnerable populations.