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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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Why we need to defend reproductive choice this International Women’s Day
For International Women’s Day, we’re celebrating five women who are advancing gender equality in their countries.
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MSI Mali: Supporting female champions in the fight against gender-based violence
MSI Mali piloted two approaches to address harmful gender norms. Learn more about the results and next steps.
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“I was almost gone, but the abortion saved me” – Srijana’s story
“When I found out I was pregnant for the third time, I felt very anxious. I had already gone through two caesareans, and my health was weak. So, I decided to terminate the pregnancy.” Read Srijana’s abortion story.
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Why we’re amplifying reproductive rights on the global stage at UNGA 2025
Discover how MSI Reproductive Choices is strengthening its UN advocacy at UNGA 2025 to protect global reproductive rights and expand access to care.
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A girl’s wish to finish school
When a teenage girl wants to get an education and finish school, nothing should get in her way. For 19-year-old Adadechei, it wasn’t that simple.
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Global voices: Reflections on climate & choice
Three people share perspectives on how the climate crisis intersects with reproductive health.
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Hold the line: Resisting frontline attacks on sexual and reproductive health and rights
MSI programmes shed light on the attacks they’re witnessing on reproductive rights.
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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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In the business of independence – why Abida uses contraception
Abida runs her own business and plans her own future – and contraception has helped her do so.
