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MSI Senegal meets the UK Minister for Development, Andrew Mitchell
MSI’s team in Senegal was delighted to meet with the UK Minister for Development, Rt Hon Mr Andrew Mitchell, and the UK Ambassador to Senegal, Juliette John, in Dakar. This was an opportunity to highlight the transformative impact of the UK government-funded Women’s Integrated Sexual Health (WISH) programme, and the importance of following through with…
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Modern US abortion law & its impact on the world
Explore 50 years of US abortion laws and their impact on health and rights around the world, from Trump’s Global Gag Rule to the overturning of Roe Vs. Wade in 2022, and the global ramifications.
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Contraception explained: What are the options and why is access important?
Find out everything you need to know about contraception, including the definition of contraception, what the different types of contraception are, the benefits of contraception access, and why we should increase access to contraception across the world.
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A year like no other: five big wins for reproductive rights in 2022
This was a turbulent year for abortion rights. But step by step, country by country, inspiring progress is being made. Here are five big moments of progress in global reproductive rights that we’re proud to have been part of this year.
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Five things MSI learned at ICFP on delivering reproductive healthcare
MSI Reproductive Choices was proud to sponsor and attend the International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP) last month in Thailand. MSI colleagues from across our global partnership, from Papua New Guinea to Niger to Bangladesh, were there sharing …
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SBCC Summit: How can we rethink the way we shift social norms through user-centred approaches?
Across MSI’s programmes, we often encounter misinformation and community stigma around sexual and reproductive healthcare. At the SBCC (social and behaviour change communication) Summit next week, we’ll be discussing how we can tailor approaches to address these community-level barriers and improve access.
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Giving survivors of sexual and gender-based violence pathways and choices in Asia Pacific
Supporting survivors of sexual and gender-based violence is a fundamental part of our reproductive healthcare services. MSI’s Edward Karapen gives us a first-hand glimpse into this work in Asia Pacific, funded by the Australian government’s RESPOND; programme.
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MSI’s Evidence & Insights Compendium (2022)
In this compendium, MSI shares the results that can be achieved when powered by data, as well as MSI’s experience of delivering services in some of the world’s most challenging environments.
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Harnessing the power of the private sector to expand reproductive healthcare
The private health sector’s role in expanding reproductive healthcare cannot be underestimated. MSI works within and partners across sectors to ensure people can access—and afford—reproductive choice. This blog post highlights examples of our private sector strengthening including how we’re helping women in Bangladesh access reproductive healthcare at work and how we got contraception funded in…
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MSI Reproductive Choices’ comment on UK vote in favour of national abortion clinic buffer zones
Today, the House of Commons has voted in favour of national legislation on abortion clinic buffer zones in England and Wales. Read MSI’s comment.
