New Series: Women on the Rise in Global Health
This International Women's Day, we're launching a new series that explores why there aren’t more women at the top in global health—yet.
5 Women Who Are Using Robots, Data, Fashion, and Tech to Transform Global Development
A bold new generation of women is guiding the future of global health and development. You’ll meet some of them at SwitchPoint.
For One Health Worker, Childbirth Proved More Dangerous than Ebola
Salome was one of 830 women around the world who died that day from problems related to childbirth.
No Better Time for Canada to Invest in Francophone West Africa
The Ouagadougou Partnership invites Canada to be part of its hidden story of success for women and girls.
In Rural Tanzania, Everyone Has a Role to Play in Ending Gender-Based Violence
Health workers are forging key partnerships to halt the violence.
Brave Women on the Front Lines of Health Care Deserve Protection
“Let me treat my patients,” pleads a Syrian doctor whose hospital has been repeatedly attacked. This year on International Women’s Day, let’s pledge to #MakeItHappen.
What’s So Rosy about Garden City?
On International Women's Day we remember the dedicated women we met at Garden City University College who are making women’s health happen.
5 Women Who Make It Happen for Global Health
Whether it’s online or on the ground, out of sight or in the international spotlight, these women are blazing new and better trails for global health and development.
Let’s Bring Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Out of the Shadows in Mali
A first-of-its-kind training for health workers is sparking some uncommon—and sometimes heated—conversations in Bamako.
Six Steps on the Long Road to Gender Equality
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.