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Facing the pandemic in partnership: How UK Aid is delivering reproductive choice during COVID-19
COVID-19 is impacting healthcare access across the world, and at MSI we have seen the effects on reproductive health and rights across our 37 country programmes.
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Briefing: Putting marginalised voices at the centre of cervical cancer screening and prevention
Read MSI Bangladesh (MSB) findings on tailoring cervical cancer screening & preventative treatment for marginalised women in Dhaka.
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The future is accessible: Delivering inclusive services
Despite making up one of the world’s largest minority groups, people with disabilities continue to face serious barriers in accessing reproductive care worldwide.
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MSI Ladies: Meet the ‘Avon Ladies’ of contraception
Meet a new generation of nurses and midwives who are using their community ties and entrepreneurial skills to break down barriers to contraceptive access.
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MSI’s Adolescent Strategy: Delivering reproductive choice to young people
In 2017, we launched MSI’s strategy for expanding access to sexual and reproductive healthcare and rights to young people. Learn what our strategy involves and our impact so far, via our short brief.
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MSI’s Evidence & Insights Compendium (2018)
As part of our commitment to sharing our insights with the wider world, we’re proud to present our first research compendium: Evidence and Insights.
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Bárbara Pérez
Meet Bárbara Pérez from the MSI Midwife Project, who builds a network of midwives and health providers trained to provide reproductive healthcare across Mexico.
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Faith Mwanret Pyentim
If women can’t make it to our centres, outreach nurses like Faith travel far and wide to take information and contraception directly to them.
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Meet the women pushing for change in Burkina Faso
In Burkina Faso, our extraordinary courageous and determined MSI Ladies are quietly but steadily pushing for change.
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‘They’ll be abandoned’ – a provider on the Global Gag Rule
Annie Ramasy travels for up to six hours every day to provide family planning services to women in rural, isolated communities in Madagascar.