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Myanmar: Delivering health and choice when needed most
In times of crisis, women and girls face higher risks of sexual violence and displacement. Their need for reproductive healthcare increases, just as services fall.
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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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Defending reproductive rights in the face of aid cuts
MSI’s programmes and partners are grappling with unprecedented cuts to international aid. Our frontline teams are doing all they can to be there for women and girls now.
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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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MSI Reproductive Choices’ comment on attacks on USAID
MSI’s comment on recent events related to USAID.
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What is a CYP?
Learn more about Couple Years of Protection – a measure that estimates the protection from pregnancy provided by contraceptive methods during a one-year period.
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External Impact Assessment of MSI’s Public Sector Strengthening Model in Nigeria
The research paper concluded that “the MSI PSS model has had a transformative impact on reproductive health services in Nigeria, resulting in increased contraceptive use and improved service quality,” with recommendations for how to ensure this impact is sustained.
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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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Critical new health project, WISH 2 Lot 1, will expand reproductive choice in West and Central Africa
MSI Reproductive Choices and its partners announce a critical new health project, WISH 2 Lot 1, which will bring quality sexual and reproductive healthcare services to millions of women and girls across six countries in West and Central Africa.
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Our Clinton Global Initiative Commitment
Our Clinton Global Initiative with Blue Ventures will expand on successes in Madagascar to support the resilience of 1.5 million people in sub-Saharan coastal communities.
