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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.
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Powered by Afghan women: delivering reproductive healthcare in Afghanistan
For over twenty years, MSI’s local teams have provided life-saving maternal health and family planning services in Afghanistan, reaching 1 million clients each year.
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Kenya’s young people are shaping sexual and gender-based violence law
A group of young people in Kenya have helped pass a new law supporting survivors of sexual and gender-based violence in their community.
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Roe v Wade overturned: My abortion story
Sara accessed an abortion in the US after Roe v Wade was overturned. Fortunately, she was based in New Jersey so was able to access care close to home. For millions of women, this is no longer an option.
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How could the US election impact women worldwide?
Read about how women and girls around the world bear the brunt of US anti-abortion policy, such as the Global Gag Rule.
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Charting 25 years of MSI’s programme & abortion rights in Mexico
MSI CEO Simon Cooke writes about his recent visit to the MSI Mexico programme, reflecting on abortion rights in the country.
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Mana Zita: I choose choice by advancing gender equality and inclusion
Mana Zita is a Timorese working mother who leads MSI Timor Leste’s work in gender equality and social inclusion.
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Rev. Cliff: I choose choice by using my power as a religious leader
Reverend Cliff is a minister of the church, and partners with MSI Malawi to fight for reproductive rights. He shares why religious leaders have a unique power to expand access to contraception and abortion.
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Mi Mi: I choose choice by providing healthcare in a humanitarian crisis
Mi Mi leads programme support for MSI Myanmar. She manages our frontline staff’s safety and ability to deliver care, which is difficult right now. Myanmar is one of nine MSI countries experiencing a humanitarian crisis.
