International Day Against Homophobia is a globally recognized event that holds immense significance. It serves as a powerful platform to raise awareness and address the issue

During the second week of May, Myanmar Youth Stars Network organized a significant event called the “Peer Support Group Meeting.” The gathering took place in the

We are delighted to inform you that from 29th April to 1st May 2023, a Capacity Strengthening Training for Project Staffs was conducted. The training aimed

Myanmar Youth Stars (MYS) have reported cases across the country disruptions of general health services, especially with young key populations seeking HIV and SRHR services. To

The PULSE Up! is a project which aims to gather epidemiological and behavioral data of young men who have sex with men (YMSM) through an online

ecently in Yangon, Myanmar Youth Stars (MYS) organised a dissemination meeting on the recently conducted survey on young men who have sex with men (YMSM) under

Stigma, lack of information leave Myanmar youth in the dark on HIV

Chan Chan is 20 years old.  12 years ago, living with her family in northern Myanmar (Burma) she was diagnosed with HIV. As a child she

Back in January of this year, the International HIV/AIDS Alliance, Alliance Myanmar and PhotoVoice joined forces to work with the Myanmar Youth Stars – a group of young people, under 25,

“We want freedom, because we don’t have any freedom yet,” says a young woman, one of the Myanmar Youth Stars; a group of young people under

In late 2012, a leadership short course in Yangon brought together for the first time young key affected populations from across Myanmar. One of the workshop’s

In 2014,  Myanmar Youth Stars, a network representing young key affected populations (YKP) living in Myanmar, has participated in JumpStart project. JumpStart is APCOM’s flagship capacity strengthening programme for