Participants of the ELEVATE program achieved another significant milestone by actively participating in the 2nd Webinar focused on Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights. Led by Mrs. Nirosha Maduwanthi, Career Guidance Counselor at the University of Sri Jayawardanapura, the session delved into crucial topics surrounding sexual health, reproductive rights, and strategies for promoting sexual well-being. Through interactive discussions and informative presentations, ELEVATE participants gained valuable insights and practical knowledge to advocate for their sexual and reproductive health rights and to foster a healthier and more informed society, facilitating for their short film making procedure.

During the webinar, Mrs. Maduwanthi guided participants through an exploration of various aspects of sexual and reproductive health, including understanding one’s rights, navigating relationships, and accessing resources for support and information. Moreover, the webinar provided a platform for participants to learn about the importance of consent, contraception, and safe sexual practices. Mrs. Maduwanthi facilitated conversations on gender equality, addressing power dynamics in relationships, and promoting respect and autonomy in sexual encounters. In addition to discussing individual rights and responsibilities, the webinar also addressed broader issues such as reproductive rights, access to healthcare, and the importance of comprehensive sexuality education.Through engaging discussions, participants were encouraged to reflect on societal norms and cultural attitudes surrounding sexual health and to challenge stigmas and misconceptions, while supporting them to understand a deeply discussed SRHR issue to direct their short film for the project. 
Overall, the webinar served as a catalyst for meaningful dialogue and empowerment, empowering participants to navigate complex issues surrounding sexual and reproductive health with confidence and knowledge. By providing a safe and inclusive space for discussion and learning, this webinar has made significant strides in producing better short films promoting a culture of respect, dignity, and equality in matters of sexual and reproductive health.