Nalukwago, JudithCrutzen, RikBorne, Bart van denMukisa Bukuluki, PaulBufumbo, LeonardBurke, Holly McClainField, SamuelZikusooka, AmosFiedler, Anne AkiaAlaii, Jane2022-01-202022-01-202019Nalukwago, J., Crutzen, R., van den Borne, B., Bukuluki, P. M., Bufumbo, L., Burke, H. M., ... & Alaii, J. (2019). Gender norms associated with adolescent sexual behaviours in Uganda. International Social Science Journal, 69(231), 35-48.https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/issj.12203https://nru.uncst.go.ug/xmlui/handle/123456789/1327Gender norm attitudes and practices remain deeply entrenched in many African societies (Gibson et al. 2014; Wight et al. 2006). Countries driven by gender inequalities that constrain Judith Nalukwago, the lead author of this article, has a PhD in Public Health from the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences of Maastricht University, The Netherlands. She is a health promotion scholar, practitioner and a behavioural scientist with grounded skills in both theoretical and practical implementation of social and behaviour change interventions. She has a background in monitoring, evaluation, research, learning/ knowledge management, and adolescent health programming from an academic and programme implementation perspective. Email: j.nalukwago@maastrichtuniversity.nl individual behaviour in sexual interactions often have the highest rates of HIV and teenage pregnancies (Hardee et al. 2014; Richards et al. 2013; Van den Berg et al. 2013). Women and girls face more gendered risks than their male counterparts, which affects their social, economic and political opportunities (Mbonye et al. 2012; UNAIDS 2016; UNICEF 2015)enGender normsAdolescent sexual behaviorsUgandaArticle