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Banchi Dessalegn: My vision for MSI Africa
In February, Banchi Dessalegn Ph.D. was appointed as MSI Reproductive Choices Director of Africa. In this article, Banchi shares her motivations for taking on the role and her vision for delivering reproductive choice across the region.
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MSI Reproductive Choices’ statement on UK telemedicine vote
MSI Reproductive Choices statement on UK telemedicine vote
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MSI receives Employee Engagement Award 2021
As MSI Reproductive Choice’s new Global Director of People and Culture and long-standing team member, I am so proud to see the results of our first-ever global engagement survey.
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MSI welcomes the British Ambassador to DRC to celebrate WISH
On Friday 18th March 2022, MSI’s team in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) were delighted to host the British Ambassador to DRC, Ms Emily Maltman, at our UK Aid-funded MSI Ladies programme in Kinshasa. The visit coincided with the extension of the Women’s Integrated Sexual Health (WISH) programme – the flagship women’s health programme…
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WISH report: Sustainable Pathways to Reproductive Choice
MSI is proud to publish a report on how our WISH consortium supported national actors to create a more enabling environment for the respect, protection and fulfilment of sexual and reproductive health and rights in West and Central Africa.
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Esi Asare Prah awarded a Youth Trailblazer Award for her work expanding access to choice in Ghana
We are excited to announce that Esi Asare Prah, Advocacy and Donor Relations Manager at MSI Reproductive Choices Ghana, has been awarded a Youth Trailblazer Award for helping young adolescents in Ghana to access vital sexual and reproductive health education. The award aims to amplify and highlight the voices of young leaders in the family…
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MSI welcomes Amanda Seller as President, MSI United States, and Vice President, Global Partnerships and Philanthropy
MSI is delighted to announce that Amanda Seller has been appointed as President, MSI United States and Vice President, Global Partnerships and Philanthropy.
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MSI Reproductive Choices welcomes the launch of WHO’s new Abortion Care Guideline
The guidelines, which draw on the latest scientific and programmatic evidence, set out over 50 recommendations across clinical practice, health service delivery, and legal and policy interventions to expand access to quality abortion care and protect the health and rights of women and girls.
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The path towards gender equality begins with reproductive choice
This International Women’s Day, MSIs Advocacy Manager for Ghana, Esi Prah, explains that gender equality – whether in Ghana or globally – can only be achieved with access to sexual and reproductive healthcare and rights.
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How we partnered with the Ugandan government to transform contraceptive choice
If we are to realise a world where everyone has reproductive choice, holistic partnerships across the health system will be vital. In Uganda, our government partnership programme has shown that by taking an integrated approach to health system strengthening, we can transform access to contraceptive choice.
