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Briefing: Choice on the Ballot
2024 is the biggest election year in history and reproductive rights hang in the balance.
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Every Stage of Woman: Providing Advice and Care throughout women’s lives
Expanding MSI clinical offerings to ensure women feel supported and cared for from menstruation to menopause.
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How we’re engaging community leaders to expand access to reproductive choice
Insights from MSI’s work with community leaders in West Africa.
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Shifting social norms to empower choice
The role of social norms programming in making reproductive choice a reality for all.
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Gagarabadau: Challenging social norms in Northern Nigeria
Engaging tea vendors and their wives, MSI Nigeria was able to start changing community narratives around family planning.
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La Famille Ideale: Engaging husbands and communities to support adolescent access to sexual and reproductive healthcare in the Sahel
Participatory tools for community-based mobilisers to create positive dialogue and address social norms.
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Straight Talk: Using peer mobilisers to improve adolescent SRHR in the DRC
“Big Sisters” providing adolescents with open and honest information about sex, relationships, contraception and safe abortion.
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Addressing unequal access to health information and services through community health workers
How MSI country programmes empower community health workers through tailored support and partnerships.
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Listening to our clients: using feedback to improve the delivery of client-centred sexual and reproductive healthcare
MSI’s global client feedback toolkit: An innovative and inclusive solution for understanding and responding to client healthcare experiences.
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New Guttmacher report shows long-term harms of US Global Gag Rule in Ethiopia and Uganda
The Guttmacher Institute today published a multi-year research study which reveals the U.S. Global Gag Rule (GGR) disrupted critical health services affecting women and girls in Uganda and Ethiopia – two countries that rely on U.S. assistance for their family planning programmes.
