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Meet Nancy & Petronela: Delivering reproductive choice in two island nations
The stories of MSI team members Nancy in Papua New Guinea, and Petronela in Timor-Leste.
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How MSI approaches social and behaviour change
MSI’s social and behaviour change (SBC) approach begins by understanding these social barriers and designing tailored approaches to overcome them.
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Andrea’s story: Supporting indigenous communities & young people in Bolivia
Decades of local feminist activism led Andrea to MSI Bolivia, where she now works with indigenous communities and young people.
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Three Tanzanian women creating their own healthy families & futures
Three Tanzanian women open up about why they came to MSI for support with their reproductive health.
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MSI’s statement on contraception stuck in Belgium
MSI comment on contraception being held in Belgium by the U.S. government instead of being distributed.
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That’s what big sisters are for
These MSI Big Sisters are helping young people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo change their futures with contraception.
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“When women can access contraception, they have power” – Samira, Tanzania
“Contraception gave me the freedom to focus on my career and help my students. When women and girls can access contraception, they have power.”
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Anna’s story: Supporting women in Sierra Leone through war, Ebola and more
Anna, a long-serving team member, shares how MSI Sierra Leone has persevered against the odds.
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Invest in a lifetime
Cost-effective, transformational, social impact. Here’s our pitch for the investment of a lifetime.
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Statement on the reported waste of $9.7 million worth of USAID contraception
MSI statement on reports in the New York Times that $9.7m worth of USAID contraception has been left in a warehouse and become unusable.
