We are glad to have you here! This podcast convenes the voices of young people from every corner of the world to discuss, share and debate on the different issues that affect our sexual and reproductive health and rights with a special focus on HIV. We discuss different topics such as HIV prevention, treatment, care and support, mental health, U=U, GBV, Covid-19, gender and sexuality, empowerment, policies, stigma, discrimination and many others.
Join us in this episode as we explore the journey of Youth Lead Voices, a national network led by young people living with HIV (YPLHIV) in India. Our panelists, Amit Singh Gusain and Kaleshwar, share their experiences and insights on the challenges faced by marginalised youth communities across India and the innovative solutions transforming their lives. From addressing gaps in services to empowering young leaders, this episode highlights the importance of unity, compassion, and peer-led support in fostering social change. Tune in for stories of hope, resilience, and the journey toward building inclusive communities.
Join us for Part II as we dive into candid conversations with young people about mental health and suicide prevention. In this podcast, we explore the challenges, share personal stories, and highlight strategies to support those in need. Together, we can break the silence and foster hope.
Join us for Part I as we dive into candid conversations with young people about mental health and suicide prevention. In this podcast, we explore the challenges, share personal stories, and highlight strategies to support those in need. Together, we can break the silence and foster hope.
En este podcast, exploramos el poder de las redes sociales y el activismo como medios para llevar información importante a las personas que la necesitan. Analizamos cómo las plataformas digitales pueden ser utilizadas para promover causas sociales, concienciar sobre temas críticos y fomentar el cambio positivo. Cada episodio, conversamos con expertos y activistas que comparten sus experiencias y estrategias para utilizar las redes sociales de manera efectiva y ética. Únete a nosotros en este viaje para descubrir cómo la tecnología y la pasión pueden unirse para crear un impacto real.
In this insightful episode of our podcast, we explore the vital topic of self-care for those working in the HIV space. Join us for a meaningful conversation with three inspiring young advocates: Ivy Jebet, Elina Mosinga, and Maxwell Changombe. Together, they discuss the challenges of balancing personal well-being while advocating for and supporting others affected by HIV. Drawing from their own experiences, Ivy, Elina, and Maxwell share practical strategies and personal stories that highlight the importance of mental health, resilience, and community support. Tune in to discover how these young leaders are navigating their journeys and learn valuable tips on how to prioritize self-care in the demanding world of HIV advocacy.
In this empowering episode of "Youth Representation," we delve into the crucial topic of giving young people a voice. Join us as we sit down with Priscilla Ama Addo, the dynamic President of Young Advocates Ghana. Priscilla shares her insights and experiences on the importance of youth representation in shaping policies and driving social change. Through her inspiring leadership and advocacy work, she highlights the challenges and triumphs faced by young leaders in Ghana and beyond. Tune in to hear Priscilla's passionate discussion on how we can create a more inclusive and equitable future by amplifying the voices of the next generation. Don't miss this engaging conversation with one of today's most influential young advocates.
Welcome to "4Youth Global Voices of Youth," a dynamic podcast dedicated to amplifying the voices of young leaders in the fight against HIV. Join us as we dive into inspiring stories, innovative solutions, and powerful discussions with youth advocates, health professionals, and community leaders from around the world. Each episode sheds light on the unique challenges and triumphs faced by young people in the HIV response, showcasing their resilience, creativity, and determination. Together, we explore how the next generation is shaping a future free of HIV, breaking stigmas, and driving positive change. Tune in and be inspired by the global youth movement leading the charge towards a healthier, more inclusive world.
Bienvenidos a "La Maternidad Siendo Mujeres con VIH," un espacio dedicado a compartir las historias, desafíos y victorias de mujeres que enfrentan la maternidad mientras viven con VIH. En cada episodio, exploramos temas cruciales como el embarazo, el parto, la lactancia y la crianza de los hijos, todo desde la perspectiva única de mujeres con VIH. A través de entrevistas sinceras y conversaciones inspiradoras, buscamos desmitificar el VIH, ofrecer apoyo emocional y proporcionar información valiosa para aquellas que se encuentran en esta situación. Nuestro objetivo es crear una comunidad solidaria y empoderada, donde cada mujer pueda encontrar consuelo, conocimiento y la fuerza para continuar su camino de maternidad con confianza y esperanza. Únete a nosotros cada semana y descubre cómo, juntas, podemos superar cualquier obstáculo y celebrar la belleza de ser madres, sin importar las circunstancias. ¡Te esperamos!
In this thought-provoking episode, the Zvandiri 3 peers from Zimbabwe—Vimbai, Purity, and Peggy—discuss the profound effects of climate change and gender-based violence on the lives of young people living with HIV. Through their insightful conversation, they explore the unique challenges faced by this vulnerable group and highlight the urgent need for integrated solutions. Join us to hear their perspectives and learn about the resilience and strength of young people in Zimbabwe as they navigate these intersecting issues.
In this engaging episode, we spotlight the dynamic roles that young people are playing in Botswana's HIV response as the nation looks ahead to 2030. Join us as Olerato, Bakang, and Sekgabo share their insights and experiences in a lively and jovial discussion. Their passion and dedication highlight the significant impact that youth can have in shaping the future of HIV prevention and treatment. Tune in to be inspired by their stories and learn more about the innovative approaches they are championing to drive positive change.
En este episodio, exploramos relatos inspiradores de personas que han logrado transformar sus vidas y las de otros a través de actos valientes y decisiones impactantes. Cada historia demuestra cómo la determinación y el coraje pueden cambiar el curso de la historia. Únete a nosotros para descubrir cómo estas experiencias notables están haciendo del mundo un lugar mejor.
In this inspiring episode, we dive into the incredible life journey of Kaweme, a young lady who has faced and overcome tremendous hardships and loss. Through her heartfelt narrative, Kaweme shares how these challenging experiences have shaped her into the powerhouse she is today. Embracing her strength and resilience, she now proudly calls herself a Wonder Woman. Her story is a testament to resilience, strength, and the transformative power of perseverance. Join us as we explore the highs and lows of her journey, and be inspired by Kaweme's unwavering spirit and determination to rise above all odds.
In this insightful podcast session, Kareem Samsudeen Adebola and Aaron Sunday share their individual perspectives on the crucial role of emerging technologies and innovations in the fight against AIDS. They explore how these advancements can help break down stigma and propel efforts to end the epidemic by 2030, highlighting both the advantages and challenges. Tune in to hear their expert thoughts and reflections on this important topic.
Welcome to a thought-provoking episode of our podcast, where we delve into the critical topics of mental health and self-care for activists and advocates in development workspaces. In this insightful discussion, Faith Thipe moderates a conversation with Ivy Jebet, a renowned self-care expert, as they explore the unique challenges and pressures faced by those dedicated to making a difference. Join us as Faith and Ivy shed light on the importance of mental well-being and self-care practices for individuals working in high-stress, impactful roles. Through their engaging dialogue, they offer practical advice, share personal experiences, and discuss strategies for sustaining mental health and fostering resilience in the face of demanding advocacy work.
Welcome to a powerful episode of "It's Worth the Fight!" where we explore the incredible journey of Mada Daniel Nkhoma whose personal story inspired the creation of a transformative NGO. In this captivating episode, our speaker shares their deeply moving experience, detailing the challenges they faced, the triumphs they achieved, and the unwavering determination that led to the founding of their organization. Listen in as our guest recounts their journey from adversity to advocacy, highlighting the pivotal moments that sparked their passion for change. Discover how their NGO is making a significant impact in the community, and learn why your involvement can make a difference. This episode is not just a story of resilience but a call to action. Find out how you can contribute to this vital cause and join the fight for a better, more equitable world. Tune in to "It's Worth the Fight!" and be inspired to become part of the change.
Welcome to "Youth Voices for Change," a special podcast episode dedicated to advancing health equity and promoting HIV prevention and stigma reduction. Join us as we delve into critical conversations about the social determinants of health, the impact of stigma, and the transformative power of youth-led initiatives. Through inspiring stories and insightful discussions, this episode aims to educate, empower, and engage listeners in the collective effort to create a more equitable and stigma-free world.
In this episode of our podcast, we delve into the inspiring journey of the READY Movement, reflecting on the significant milestones and experiences that have shaped its impact. The READY Movement, a youth-led initiative, empowers adolescents and young people living with or affected by HIV across sub-Saharan Africa. Since its inception in 2016, READY has reached over 36,000 young people, promoting resilience and empowerment through comprehensive sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) education and advocacy. Join us as we discuss the successes of the READY+ program, which supports young people in countries like eSwatini, Mozambique, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe. We highlight the roles of Community Adolescent Treatment Supporters (CATS) and their pivotal contributions in providing peer support and fostering adherence to HIV treatment. Our conversation also touches on the broader goals of the READY Movement, including mental health support and leadership training, all aimed at creating a robust and inclusive environment for youth advocacy. Tune in to hear from key voices within the READY Movement and learn about the strategies and future directions that continue to drive this dynamic initiative forward. For more information about the READY Movement and its programs, visit the READY Movement and Frontline AIDS website.
In this engaging episode, we delve into the intricate world of health financing and community engagement. Discover how effective advocacy can transform healthcare systems and empower communities. We'll break down complex financial mechanisms, highlight successful case studies, and feature insights from leading advocates and experts. Listen in to learn how communities can leverage resources, influence policy, and drive sustainable health initiatives. This episode is a must-listen for anyone passionate about making a positive impact on public health.
In this thought-provoking episode, we dive deep into the critical topic of finding a cure for HIV and its significance in our current era. Join us as we explore the medical, social, and economic impacts of HIV, and discuss the advancements in research and treatment. We'll hear from experts in the field, personal stories from those affected, and examine the global efforts underway to eradicate this virus. Tune in to understand why the search for an HIV cure is more urgent than ever and what it could mean for millions of people worldwide.
Key Discussion Points Mental health and stigma- Strategies for mental health support and community building. Sexual and reproductive health - Focus on relationship challenges YPLWHIV face Empowerment and advocacy - Success stories of young people making a difference in their communities. Speaker - Dr. Emish Ondiek Organizations Involved Committee of African Youth Advisors (EGPAF) Paza 4 Youths
In this podcast episode, implementing partners will discuss the mid-term review results, including plans to ensure the achievement of targets. This Midterm review (MTR) was commissioned to act as an essential halfway point evaluation for the ongoing You(th) Care Project and give a clear picture of the project's progress including impact, outcomes, outputs as well as highlight best practices, gaps and opportunities to inform the second half of the project. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yplusglobal/message
La criminalisation des consommateurs de drogues, des personnes LGBTIQ+ et des travailleuses du sexe entrave non seulement l'accès à des services indispensables, notamment les soins de santé et la protection sociale, mais accroît également la vulnérabilité de ces communautés au VIH. Dans cet épisode, nous explorons l'intersection puissante des droits légaux, de la décriminalisation et de l'accès à la santé, en particulier en ce qui concerne la communauté LGBTQIA+. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yplusglobal/message
Despite the clear need and disproportionate risk, adolescents and young people living with HIV (AYPLHIV) are underserved in the HIV response. Peer support constitutes a crucial form of adolescent and youth-responsive service packages as part of differentiated service deliveries that can support adolescents to access,and maintain treatment. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yplusglobal/message
Reflecting on transitioning from adolescence to adulthood while living with HIV, in this episode of My reality campaign we highlight some of the most significant challenges young people living with HIV face, especially those that might differ from typical growing-up concerns. We discuss how growing up with HIV can influence our friendships or romantic involvements, and share practices that can guide us through self-acceptance and mental well-being. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yplusglobal/message
The criminalisation of people who use drugs, LGBTIQ+ people and sex workers not only hinders access to much-needed services, including healthcare and social protection but also increases these communities' vulnerability to HIV. In this episode, we're exploring the powerful intersection of legal rights, decriminalisation, and health access, especially as it pertains to the LGBTQIA+ community. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yplusglobal/message
The intersections of identity, sexuality, and HIV advocacy, focusing on the unique challenges and narratives of queer communities and transgender populations, especially among Young Key Populations is at the heart of an effective HIV response. In this episode of My Reality campaign, we hone in on the specific challenges that queer and transgender youth face within the HIV Movement and discuss how can the HIV community better support, include, and amplify the voices and unique needs of queer and transgender youth. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yplusglobal/message
This episode shines a spotlight on the pressing need for Comprehensive Sexuality Education, especially for adolescents and young people, both living with and affected by HIV. The classroom can be both a haven and a battleground, and we're here to dissect these dynamics. The unique experiences and realities faced by adolescents and young people guide this discussion and help us identify innovative methods or strategies that better resonate with adolescents and young people in comprehensive sexuality education. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yplusglobal/message
With the evolving landscape of HIV advocacy, the role of experienced mentors guiding the Young Key Populations cannot be overstated. In this episode of My Reality campaign, we discuss the importance of mentorship and how it impacts the journey and approach of Young Key Populations in the HIV advocacy space, and the qualities of an effective mentorship that can shift the trajectory of HIV programming. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yplusglobal/message
We are delving into the heart of the youth-led HIV movement, focusing on the unique challenges and triumphs faced by Young Key Populations. In this episode of My Reality podcast we discuss the most pressing challenges Young Key Populations face in their advocacy journey, explore how do youth-led HIV initiatives differ in their approach, and shed light on support structures and resources crucial for empowering youth-led HIV initiatives. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yplusglobal/message
In this first episode of the My Reality podcast we are diving deep into the world of HIV advocacy with a special focus on Young KeyPopulations. Our discussion is beautifully aligned with the World AIDS Day theme, "Let Communities Lead." We explore the importance of young key populations' involvement in HIV programming and hear inspiring real-life stories of how young advocates made a significant impact in their communities. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yplusglobal/message
Universal Healthcare Coverage (UHC) is a global initiative striving to ensure that all people, everywhere, can access quality health services they need without financial hardship. The core tenets of UHC rests on principles of equity, non-discrimination and the right to health,aiming to reach and cover even the most marginalised populations, ensuring that no one is left behind. The recent High Level Meeting (HLM) on Universal Health Coverage (UHC), witnessed a renewed commitment from the global community to achieving UHC for all, marked by the adoption of the United Nations Political Declaration on Universal Health Coverage. It is disheartening that Self-Care did not find a place or feature in this year's UHC HLM commitments. However, this is not the end of the road for advocating for the self-care agenda and its feature in the political declaration in the future. We must acknowledge that we have collectively made huge strides towards actualising self care interventions. Although selfcare did not make it to the political declarations draft, there are key declarations that we can leverage to advocate and champion self care interventions. These commitments include: Leaving no one behind and critical barriers Strengthening health systems SRHR and access to information Digital Health Interventions Monitoring and Evaluation & Governance In this podcast, we will highlight how young people and advocates can strategically leverage these commitments to bring selfcare conversations to the forefront and hold decision makers, leaders and policy makers accountable. With targeted advocacy and collective efforts amongst youth-led networks, activist, advancing the self-care agenda, we are hopeful that selfcare will see its way into the political declaration in the next 2027 UHC HLM. After all, selfcare seeks to ensure that individuals take control of their own health and this is a positive contribution to actualising UHC. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yplusglobal/message
World AIDS Day, observed annually on December 1st, is a global initiative to raise awareness about the HIV/AIDS pandemic, show support for those living with HIV, and remember those who have succumbed to the disease. This year's theme for World AIDS Day "Let Communities Lead," serve as the foundation for our World AIDS Day edition with focus on young people leading self-care advocacy. World AIDS Day serves as a reminder of the ongoing battle against HIV and AIDS globally. The theme "Let Communities Lead" emphasizes the crucial role communities play in shaping the HIV response This theme also gives us the opportunity to reflect on the essence of youth leadership in the HIV response. In commemoration of this year's World AIDS Day, Y+ Global is hosting a podcast session with the aim to spotlight the significant contributions of young people in the realm of self-care advocacy while embracing the call to remember the past and commit to a future where communities take the lead in the fight against HIV/AIDS. As young people continue to drive change, it becomes paramount to showcase their efforts in advocating for self-care strategies as a fundamental component of HIV/AIDS management and prevention. This edition aims to highlight how Youth Wise and You(th) Care have navigated the landscape of self-care advocacy, intertwining their work with the central theme of World AIDS Day “Let Communities Lead”. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yplusglobal/message
Self-care is an essential aspect of maintaining good health. With the help of evidence-based tools like medicines, counselling, diagnostic kits, and digital technologies, individuals can take an active role in their healthcare. This empowers them to be in charge of their own well-being while simultaneously reducing the burden on healthcare systems. In an upcoming episode, mental health advocates and healthcare providers will address the common questions young people have about self-care and the areas where information may be lacking. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yplusglobal/message
Universal Health Coverage (UHC) aims to provide affordable and high-quality healthcare to all individuals without causing financial hardship. The principles of equity, non-discrimination, and the right to health ensure that even the most marginalized populations are reached and covered, leaving no one behind. To build equitable health systems, we must give young people a chance to be architects of their future and make sure their voices are heard. Join us in this episode as we explore ways to advance UHC that benefit young people and discuss the linkages between self-care and primary health care. Discover how self-care helps us reach the 95-95-95 targets. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yplusglobal/message
You(th) care project aims to enable adolescents and youth aged 10-25 years, especially girls and other vulnerable adolescents, in Kenya, Tanzania, and Zambia to advocate for and practice self-care for their SRHR needs and to increase access to (digital) self-care services and commodities. The project is implemented by 8 partners across the countries and three regional partners. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yplusglobal/message
You(th) care project aims to enable adolescents and youth aged 10-25 years, especially girls and other vulnerable adolescents, in Kenya, Tanzania, and Zambia to advocate for and practice self-care for their SRHR needs and to increase access to (digital) self-care services and commodities. The project is implemented by 8 partners across the countries and three regional partners. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yplusglobal/message
The Youth wise project aims to amplify the voices of young people living with HIV in Kenya and Malawi to enable them to practice self-care and fulfill their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) needs. In order to promote visibility of the YouthWise project and amplify the agenda for self-care amongst young people Y+ Global is engaging in a series of podcasts. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yplusglobal/message
Criminalisation of Young Key Populations is one of the most formidable barriers to SRH care, as it restricts access to and use of health and social services, leading to an increase in violence among and against Young Key Populations. This podcast was hosted to commemorate the 16 Days of Activism 2022. The discussion is about how the criminalisation laws and policies affect the SRHR of young key populations. It is an open platform and a safe space where the youth advocates will get to unpack the topic in depth. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yplusglobal/message
You(th) care project aims to enable adolescents and youth aged 10-25 years, especially girls and other vulnerable adolescents, in Kenya, Tanzania, and Zambia to advocate for and practice self-care for their SRHR needs and to increase access to (digital) self-care services and commodities. The project is implemented by 8 partners across the countries and three regional partners. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yplusglobal/message
You(th) care project aims to enable adolescents and youth aged 10-25 years, especially girls and other vulnerable adolescents, in Kenya, Tanzania, and Zambia to advocate for and practice self-care for their SRHR needs and to increase access to (digital) self-care services and commodities. The project is implemented by 8 partners across the countries and three regional partners. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yplusglobal/message
You(th) care project aims to enable adolescents and youth aged 10-25 years, especially girls and other vulnerable adolescents, in Kenya, Tanzania, and Zambia to advocate for and practice self-care for their SRHR needs and to increase access to (digital) self-care services and commodities. The project is implemented by 8 partners across the countries and three regional partners. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yplusglobal/message
Self-care is not a new concept when it comes to healthcare management, especially for chronic diseases. The recent global trends, including humanitarian emergencies, existence of public health emergencies like COVID-19, shortages of healthcare workers has motivated health systems to adapt other approaches like self care. Self-care allows individuals to take charge of their own health, with or without the support of health care. Adolescents and young people living with HIV are subjected to lifelong management of HIV as a chronic condition. Therefore there is a need to support, motivate and encourage AYPLHIV to practice self-care related to their SRHR. This can range from adhering to treatment, treatment as prevention, accessing information and services on SRHR and engaging in advocacy and decision making over their own health. Inorder to promote visibility of the YouthWise project and amplify the agenda for self-care amongst young people Y+ Global is engaging in a series of podcasts. The title of the first podcast in the series is: Young People and Self-care -Promoting HIV Treatment Adherence. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yplusglobal/message
Recognising suicide as a public health priority the World Health Organization (WHO) reports that 700,000 people worldwide died by their own hand in 2019 resulting into 1.3% of deaths in 2019 globally. Suicide is the third most common cause of death in young women aged 15-29, and the fourth most common among young men. Rates in males of all ages are twice as high than they are in women.77% of global suicides occur in low- and middle-income countries.A prior suicide attempt is the single most important risk factor for suicide in the general population. Suicide rates are high amongst vulnerable groups who experience discrimination, such as people living with chronic illnesses, refugees and migrants; indigenous peoples; lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LGBTI) persons; and prisoners. Despite an increasing body of evidence showing that effective methods of prevention, screening and diagnosis of, and treatments for, common mental health conditions, including depression and anxiety, exist and can be implemented in low- and middle-income countries, services for mental health, neurological, and substance use conditions are often not integrated into packages of essential services and care, including for HIV. Suicide and mental health go hand in hand even though it is reported that people who commit suicide do not show any signs of depression of mental health as they have already let it all go. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yplusglobal/message
Funding youth-led movements episode focuses on: 1. Understanding the benefits of funding youth-led movements 2. Sharing success stories on engaging AGYW --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yplusglobal/message
Engaging young people in leadership spaces episode focuses on: 1. Sharing knowledge on engaging young people in leadership spaces 2. Sharing ideas on how Frontline AIDS is supporting young people in leadership spaces --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yplusglobal/message
Y+ Global is preparing a podcast series under the Y+ Global Young voices channel with the aim of highlighting the experiences and successes of the youth networks during the implementation of the first phase of Ground Up and promoting linkages and learning among the youth networks in the region. The podcast will feature two country networks; Y+ Kenya and Eswatini Network of Young People living with HIV(SNYP). The two networks will highlight the milestones within their networks as supported by Ground Up. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yplusglobal/message
Y+ Global is hosting a podcast series to chat with the expert under the Y+ Global Young Voices channel with the aim of unpacking key concepts of organization capacity strengthening including, governance, program, and financial management. This podcast episode will feature the Y+ Global Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning officer who has supported more than 100 youth networks across the Y+ Global program implementation portfolio. The episode will focus on unpacking monitoring and evaluation and why they are important concepts of program management. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yplusglobal/message
This episode of YOUNG-VOICES will explore mental health and the role that self-care plays in attaining mental health. Mental health conditions increase the risk of HIV infection, and people living with HIV have an increased risk of mental health conditions, which are associated with lower retention in HIV care, increased risk behaviors, and lower engagement with HIV prevention. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yplusglobal/message
In this episode, young people discuss self-care and its role in improving the lives of all young people in our diversity. Self-care interventions play a big role in improving the access to services and commodities. In the long run, improve the quality of life and treatment outcomes for AYPLHIV and move us closer to attaining Universal Health Coverage. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yplusglobal/message
We joined Elizabeth Glaser Paediatric AIDS Foundation with a mission in mind: ending the knowledge gaps that people living with HIV have regarding COVID-19. Listen to our most recent podcast and get to know the details of this project. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yplusglobal/message
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