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EngenderHealth@EngenderHealth·
22 Oct

What should the future of the #INGO sector be? EngenderHealth CEO @TraciLBaird is part of a @humentum_org-led cohort of INGO leaders discussing how the sector can shift to address issues of purpose, equity, power, and sustainability. Read more on @devex: http://ow.ly/X6ht50Gwncx

EngenderHealth@EngenderHealth·
21 Oct

“This is truly a great step & proof that with a little political will, we can do a better job of saving the lives of girls & women in our region," said Maïfoux Nassirou, EngenderHealth's regional advocacy & partnership manager. #Benin #AbortionRights

http://ow.ly/QsEH50GvJEy

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Iactt@i_actt·
21 Oct

Meet Gayatri Menon from Tamil Nadu, one of our IAcTT Youth Champions. Want to know more about her? Join us on 24th Oct 2021, at 5:30 pm IST on the IAcTT insta page live!
@newconceptinfo @TheYPFoundation @EngenderHealth @MoHFW_INDIA @UNICEFIndia

EngenderHealth@EngenderHealth·
21 Oct

Language influences culture, shifts power dynamics & drives social change. Principal Writer & Editor Amy Agarwal & @PathfinderInt SRHR Senior Technical Writer Liz Futrell share how their organizations are reimagining #globalhealth #communications.

https://bit.ly/GlobalHealthComms

EngenderHealth@EngenderHealth·
20 Oct

The Namibian Parliament is holding the first public hearings on abortion in more than 20 yrs. We support the activists & allies demanding that the Abortion Act is repealed & replaced to guarantee the right to decide & end #abortion stigma. #LegalizeAbortionNA 1/3

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Iactt@i_actt·
20 Oct

IACTT Youth Champions have reached to many and still counting. We are overwhelmed by the great response for the initiative!
#IAcTT #YouthChampions #MillionShares

@TheYPFoundation @EngenderHealth @MoHFW_INDIA @UNICEFIndia @newconceptinfo

EngenderHealth@EngenderHealth·
19 Oct

Thank you for supporting ⁦⁦@i_actt⁩ ⁦⁦@PurvaMantri⁩ ! #Unite2FightCorona https://www.instagram.com/p/CVIexd9juF0/?utm_medium=share_sheet

EngenderHealth@EngenderHealth·
19 Oct

Did you miss @USAID_MOMENTUM's 2021 Progress Report? Check it out to see how MOMENTUM has helped improve maternal and child health and increase access to #familyplanning and #reproductive healthcare around the world. 👉 http://ow.ly/bIGz50Gtwym

EngenderHealth@EngenderHealth·
18 Oct

In Côte d’Ivore, we’re collaborating with the Deputy of Cocody @yasminaouegnin & @CACi225 to propose & advocate for amendments to a draft law on the protection of survivors of domestic violence ahead of a National Assembly vote on October 26. #ProjetDeLoiAReviser #TousUnis

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Iactt@i_actt·
18 Oct

Meet Ishank Subudhi, an engineer by profession & also, one of our Youth Champions from West Bengal. He & his team have been reaching out to 1300+ people from semi-urban areas at all times with the IAcTT campaign's messages, online.
@newconceptinfo @EngenderHealth @TheYPFoundation

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Posts Tagged: global health

August 2, 2021

Key Reflections from the CHOICE-EngenderHealth Partnership and our MYP Journey So Far

Too often, young people themselves are still seen as the main responsible stakeholders in achieving Meaningful Youth Participation (MYP). However, we, CHOICE for Youth and Sexuality and EngenderHealth, strongly believe it's the responsibility of each and every one of us.

June 3, 2021

A New Path Towards Institutionalizing Meaningful Youth Participation: How to Move from Promises to Practices

By: Pragya Singh, CHOICE for Youth and Sexuality and Ana Aguilera, EngenderHealth Most organizations who work with and for young... View Article

November 17, 2014

When Everything Must Go Right So Nothing Goes Wrong

The latest disturbing news coming from Chhattisgarh, India, reminds us that despite being 20 years post-ICPD, we global health professionals have more to do to ensure reproductive rights, choice, and quality of care. And as the story goes—as it has too many times before—the devastating consequences are borne by mostly poor, rural women. It’s unconscionable.

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