About me
Elisabet Fadul has more than five years experience contributing in the area of sexual and reproductive rights and HIV and AIDS, as a youth advocate. At national and international levels, she has been at the table with diverse actors and decision-makers, speaking out for youth rights and accountability to commitments. She has represented young people in many networks and events around the world, such as in the Leadership Programme Committee of the XVII International AIDS Conference and as co-chair of the conference’s Youth Programme. In addition, she represented young people as a plenary speaker at the first plenary session of the XVII International AIDS Conference, the State of the Epidemic. Elisabet is also a member of the World Economic Forum’s Global Agenda Councils, a network of experts from diverse areas who brainstorm on solutions to the world’s most pressing problems. In the Dominican Republic, Elisabet is co-founder and President of the Dominican Network for Youth Rights (RD-Jóvenes), an organization which advocates for improved public policies and participation in decision-making spaces for young people on urgent issues such as SRH, human rights, constructive civil engagement, and HIV and AIDS; mainly through the use of ICT (information communication technologies). Elisabet is technical coordinator and web manager of a project for these purposes. She also consults with UN agencies, such as the World Food Programme (WFP), and previously, in the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). Elisabet Fadul has more than five years experience contributing in the area of sexual and reproductive rights and HIV and AIDS, as a youth advocate. At national and international levels, she has been at the table with diverse actors and... (more)