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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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Their Futures: 3 lessons on expanding choice for rural adolescents
Increased stigma and longer journey times can make it harder for rural young people to access reproductive choice. In this article, we share what MSI has learned from delivering services to sexual and reproductive healthcare to millions of adolescents and how we can partner to transform access.
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Providing reproductive choice to young people in Senegal
Aisha* is a young Senegalese woman in her late teens. She lives in a coastal town in the north of the country, and when we spoke to her, she was just about to finish her final year of school. Read her story.
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New data from MSI shows up to 4 million more girls could stay in school by increasing access to reproductive choice
New data from MSI shows up to 4 million more girls could stay in school by increasing access to reproductive choice
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Briefing: The role of reproductive choice in girls’ access to education
New analysis from MSI shows that increasing adolescent access to reproductive choice could support up to four million more girls to stay in school every year and determine the path their life takes.
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No quick fix: how MSI has transformed its global reach to adolescents
In 2017, we shifted our focus and invested in delivering adolescent-focused services. Since then, we have seen our reach significantly increase across our country programmes.
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MSI’s Adolescent Strategy: Delivering reproductive choice to young people
In 2017, we launched MSI’s strategy for expanding access to sexual and reproductive healthcare and rights to young people. Learn what our strategy involves and our impact so far, via our short brief.
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No More Fairy Tales Graphic novel
No More Fairy Tales
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Unintended pregnancy amongst teenagers in Arusha and Zanzibar, Tanzania: a situation analysis
This study analyses the attitudes of teenage girls towards unplanned pregnancies, abortion and post abortion care services in Tanzania.
