Bodhi was contracted by UNICEF's West and Central African Office for a study to Support for Girls' Resilience in the Sahel. This project supported adolescent girls' resilience in the Sahel through a two-phase approach: Phase 1 involved developing and implementing community dialogue methodologies to translate previous research findings into actionable discussions with girls and communities in Mali, Mauritania, and Niger, while Phase 2 expanded the research through coordination and analysis activities in Burkina Faso and Chad. The initiative aimed to create a comprehensive regional framework for adolescent girls' resilience by combining community-based knowledge translation with expanded research coverage, ultimately informing future programming and policy development across the five Sahel countries.