Ten Big Moments in Global Health from the 2010s
It was a decade marked by Ebola outbreaks, HIV discoveries, and opioid crises worldwide.
New Game for Ugandan Men Uncovers Behavioral Barriers to Family Planning
Researchers hope the game will help more postpartum couples use modern contraceptive methods.
Seven Creative Approaches to Health Workforce Challenges
In a new technical publication, we highlight seven examples of how and why we look for new ways to get results.
In Uganda, One Teen Tackles the Stigma of Violence Against Women
After surviving gender-based violence, she’s using her experience to mentor other girls and end harmful customs in her community.
Data Insights on Religion and Contraception for Couples in Burkina Faso
When men engage in gender equality and contraception use, they’re likely to draw in other men and boys, too.
In Senegal, the Health and Education Sectors Are Teaming Up for Teens
As a result, more young people are getting the health information they need—whether they go to school or not.
Niger Faces Five Key Family Planning Challenges
Here’s how the country could overcome them by 2020.
From Malaria Prevention to Postpartum Family Planning, Midwives Are Changing the Story for Women in Rural Senegal
These health workers tell us what it looks like in practice.
This Nigerien Med Student Has a Plan to Tackle Family Planning Taboo
She's working with young religious leaders to revolutionize sex ed in Niger.
Fatimata Sy on Partnering to Expand Access to Contraceptives
When it launched in 2011, the Ouagadougou Partnership set an audacious goal for 2020: Increase the number of women using modern contraceptives by at least 2.2 million in nine francophone West African...
