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Global voices: A public sector midwife trained by MSI is changing lives
Jennifer is a midwife in the Ghana Health Service trained by MSI to provide quality abortion care and contraceptive choice through the public health system.
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Global voices: Digital healthcare in a modern world
Whitney Chinogwenya, an MSI Marketing Manager based in South Africa, sees the issues and successes of digital healthcare and privacy play out online every day – she shares her take.
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Global voices: Reflections on climate & choice
Three people share perspectives on how the climate crisis intersects with reproductive health.
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Global voices: Carole & Lalaina, two visionary women leading MSI Africa
We sat down with our MSI Africa Director and Deputy Director to learn more about their backgrounds, inspirations, and shared vision for the future of reproductive choice across the African continent.
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Global voices: A Pacific Islander’s mission to bring contraception to women who’ve never had it
Norefa is a nurse in an outreach team based in the Morobe province of Papua New Guinea, travelling to remote areas to provide life-changing contraception. He describes what a month in his life looks like.
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Global voices: Two abortion providers in conversation
Two MSI abortion providers came together to discuss the joys and challenges of providing abortion and why they do it.
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Global voices: Beth reacts to the second Trump presidency
Beth Schlachter is MSI’s Senior Director of US External Relations and has worked in the reproductive rights sector for 20 years. She explains her reaction to a second Trump presidency and why his foreign aid agenda presents the biggest challenge she’s seen yet.
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Meet three MSI Stars: Team members with inspiring commitment
MSI Stars is our global recognition programme. This year, we celebrate Farahnaz, Innocent and Rajesh, and share their stories.
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‘That’s what we are doing, creating healthy families’: Stories of mothers and MSI health providers
Hear from health providers and women on how contraception is building healthy families and hopeful futures.
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Why is International Women’s Day Important for Gender Equality?
For International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating five brave women who are advancing gender equality in countries around the world.