What can we do to reduce discrimination and violence against women? And how can we make change last for generations to come? Madhuri Narayanan has some ideas.

A first-of-its-kind training for health workers is sparking some uncommon—and sometimes heated—conversations in Bamako.

After a traumatic injury during childbirth went untreated, Akinyi suffered months of spousal abuse. Then she met a nurse named Neema.

How much do we really value women in the health workforce? And how can we make it a better place for them to work? Judith Winkler has some ideas.

Yesenia Aguirre de Barahona discusses the challenges of managing a medication warehouse in El Salvador.

The past four years have brought some exciting changes in the US government when it comes to progress in gender equality.

At IntraHealth, our work of empowering health workers around the world intersects with gender violence more often than you might think.

Why, despite the risks of home birth and the benefits of institutional delivery, are most women in Ethiopia still giving birth at home?

Violence against women is portrayed as normal and even desirable in sayings from around the world. Here are just a few.

Women’s reproductive health rights are a heated topic in the United States (US) this election year. I had the opportunity to attend an advocacy event focused on reproductive rights and access at the Democratic National Convention (DNC) last week.