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Hingis & Sheila: I choose choice so I can have the future I want
Hingis and Sheila are friends who are both MSI clients and university students in Ghana. They share their hopes for the future and why they choose to use MSI’s services.
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Anna: I choose choice by giving women life-changing contraception
Anna provides contraception in Sierra Leone. She’s a force of nature, well known across the country for changing lives. She shares her story, and why she’s proud to provide contraception.
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Gagarabadau: Challenging social norms in Northern Nigeria
Engaging tea vendors and their wives, MSI Nigeria was able to start changing community narratives around family planning.
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Addressing unequal access to health information and services through community health workers
How MSI country programmes empower community health workers through tailored support and partnerships.
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MSI meets with Canadian Officials to discuss commitment to choice
From 25-27th March, MSI was proud to meet with Canadian Officials and Global Affairs Canada, to discuss the incredible impact Canada is making on health, lives, and futures around the world, with their support for reproductive choice.
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Gender equality isn’t possible without reproductive choice: Six women tell us why
For International Women’s Day, we share a handful of women’s stories about why they choose to access reproductive healthcare — with remarkable photos and quotes.
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MSI adolescent event at the Ouagadougou Partnership
The Ouagadougou Partnership brings together key sexual and reproductive health and rights players from across Francophone West Africa.
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How splitting our rural outreach teams in half grew our impact by 420%
MSI Zambia shares their new outreach model.
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Youth for Health project averts thousands of unintended adolescent pregnancies and unsafe abortions
The Youth for Health project is a three-year initiative to expand access to life-changing adolescent sexual and reproductive healthcare and rights.
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Protecting reproductive health during Pakistan’s floods
MSI is supporting Marie Stopes Society (MSS), a locally registered NGO in Pakistan that is rallying to support people. In normal times, Marie Stopes Society deliver reproductive healthcare to people across the country.
