SayPro Monthly May SCRR-1 SayPro Monthly Research Girls Focus Group by SayPro Market Segmentation Analysis Research Office under SayPro Research Royalty

SayPro Develop and moderate focus group discussions with diverse girl participants.

1. Planning and Development
   a. Define Objectives
   Understand the purpose of the focus group (e.g., gathering feedback on education, health services, digital literacy).

Set clear, measurable outcomes.

b. Participant Recruitment
Target diverse girls across age ranges, backgrounds (ethnic, socioeconomic, rural/urban, etc.).

Use schools, community organizations, and online platforms for outreach.

Ensure parental/guardian consent when required.

c. Design the Discussion Guide
Prepare open-ended, age-appropriate questions.

Use inclusive language and visual aids if needed.

Examples:

“What challenges do you face in your school or community?”

“What would make you feel safer or more supported?”

2. SayPro Moderation Strategy
   a. Create a Safe Space
   Choose a comfortable, neutral setting.

Set clear ground rules: respect, confidentiality, participation.

Allow anonymous contributions for sensitive topics.

b. Use a Skilled Moderator
A trained female moderator may help participants feel more comfortable.

Use empathetic listening and probing techniques.

Manage group dynamics to ensure all voices are heard.

c. Cultural and Age Sensitivity
Adapt questions and facilitation style to participants’ age and background.

Avoid jargon or overly complex language.

3. SayPro Data Collection and Analysis
   a. Documentation
   Record sessions (with consent), take detailed notes.

Use participatory tools like drawings or storytelling for younger participants.

b. Analysis
Identify common themes, needs, concerns, and suggestions.

Highlight unique insights from marginalized subgroups.

4. SayPro Reporting and Follow-Up
   a. Report Writing
   Present findings in a clear, actionable format.

Include direct quotes and thematic summaries.

b. Feedback Loop
Share outcomes with participants in a youth-friendly format.

Demonstrate how their input influenced decisions or programs.

Would you like a sample discussion guide or consent form template to go with this process?