We are a team of Pacific researchers and youth advocates who initially set out to explore what youth-informed Sexual and Reproductive Health Education looks like.

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This led to a series of Talanoa with

youth, parents, and educators that challenged societal taboos, explored systems and reinforced our Pasifika values.

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Evolving beyond this, Set Tiko now examines broader Pacific Youth wellbeing and holistic approaches to promote health and resilience among Pacific Youth, acknowledging their multifaceted needs. Through research and community engagement, Set Tiko aims to inform policies and programs, amplifying young voices and fostering inclusive, culturally sensitive approaches for thriving communities in the Pacific region. 

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