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UN Women@UN_Women·
15h

There is no room for racism in feminism.

Standing up for women's rights means standing up against all forms of inequality, including discrimination based on gender, race, class, age, disability, sexuality or immigrant status.

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Family Planning 2020@FP2020Global·
2 Jun

Michelle explique comment elle éduque les femmes et leurs partenaires sur les méthodes de #planificationfamiliale pendant #COVID19 en tant que sage-femme!

Restez connecté ➡️ @GontoMichelle @EngenderHealth

Regardez sa vidéo: https://t.co/JvWD1u3ohz #FPinCOVIDresponse

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Traci L. Baird@TraciLBaird·
21h

My talented colleague @mesomerville shares our values and practices working during #COVID. I'm proud of @EngenderHealth's focus on supporting our staff, supporting our communities, and doing our important #SRHR and #GenderEquality work in the world. Thanks @KateDWarren and @Devex https://t.co/JI3tW7pInd

EngenderHealth@EngenderHealth·
22h

In case you missed it live, here is a recording of our VP of HR @mesomerville and @devex's @KateDWarren discussing employee engagement during #COVID19: https://t.co/ftrpTHkNOn

EngenderHealth@EngenderHealth·
22h

Tune in now to watch our VP of HR @mesomerville speak with @devex's @KateDWarren live on LinkedIn about employee engagement during #COVID19: https://t.co/9VxGc9ESJt

EngenderHealth@EngenderHealth·
3 Jun

We're excited for our VP of HR @mesomerville to join @devex's @KateDWarren for a live discussion on LinkedIn about employee engagement during #COVID19. Check it out here at 11:30am ET: https://t.co/9VxGc9ESJt

EngenderHealth@EngenderHealth·
2 Jun

1/5 Today, many social media users are using #BlackOutTuesday to show their solidarity with those working for racial justice. Below we'll list a few pieces of content we hope you'll find useful in this conversation. Otherwise, we'll be quiet, keep listening, watching & reading

EngenderHealth@EngenderHealth·
1 Jun

Our sexual and reproductive health and rights mission is rooted in a vision of equality. To everyone working to end all forms of oppression based on race, gender, sexuality, class, disability, or other human traits: we stand with you.

#BlackLivesMatter

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Ayana webzine@ayana_webzine·
1 Jun

La Ligue Ivoirienne des Droits Des Femmes en partenariat avec l’ONG américaine Engenderhealth organise sa première activité dénommée « LA LIGUE À CŒUR OUVERT : POUR QU’ELLES NE SOIENT PLUS JAMAIS SEULES ! » en faveur de 50 survivantes de violences conjugales et sexuelles.

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Family Planning 2020@FP2020Global·
1 Jun

📢 @EngenderHealth is providing quality health services, addressing supply chain issues to ensure access to #contraception, and shining a light on the need of services for survivors of #GBV.

Click here to watch @TraciLBaird's video: https://t.co/9asnspAXZF #FPinCOVIDresponse

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January 26, 2018

EngenderHealth Participates in 2nd National Family Planning Conference

November 7, 2017 - EngenderHealth joined a committed group of family planning advocates from November 7th-9th at the Second National Family Planning Conference in Cebu City, Philippines. Along with the goal of sharing good family planning practices and sharing research innovations in family planning technology, advocates attending all came with the anticipation that the Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health (RPRH) law would be fully implemented.

December 1, 2017

A Young Couple Uses and Promotes Family Planning in Their Community

Kizza Kedekiya and Katusemi Evelyne, residents of Bukona Village, Hoima District, were in their late teens when they married. Five years later, they have two healthy little girls. Kizza, a farmer, and Katusemi, a nursery school teacher, are happy in life. They believe that raising two children is already a large responsibility for them, so for now, they use hormonal implants to keep their family small.

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