Report launch: Paying the Costs of Connection

The Digital Health and Rights Project (DHRP) is excited to release our latest research report: Paying the costs of connection: Human rights of young adults in Colombia, Kenya, Ghana and Vietnam.

Paying the Costs of Connection – the largest international study of digital rights in health to date – highlights how barriers such as stigma, poor infrastructure, digital exclusion and online abuse are preventing young people from accessing essential health information and services online.

To mark the launch of the report, we are hosting a live webinar on:

Date: Monday 12 May 2025
Time: 2:00PM- 3:00PM UK Time
Location: Online (Microsoft teams): REGISTER HERE

You’ll hear from a dynamic lineup of speakers- featuring some of DHRP’s leading researchers and dedicated community advocates- as they present key research findings and share valuable insights, including:

o Sara (Meg) Davis– Professor, Digital Health and Rights, University of Warwick
o Bernard Koomson– Post- Doctoral Research Fellow, University of Warwick
o Allan Maleche– National Principal Investigator, KELIN
o Alberta Nadutey– Research Officer, NAP+ Ghana
o Hoang Le Tu– Researcher, VNP+, Vietnam
o Javier Enrique Guerrero Castro– Research Coordinator, Universidad de los Andes
o James Kiilu- Member of the Kenya Community Advisory Team (K-CAT)