They have the skills to lead multidisciplinary teams and improve health services for us all.

We face many challenges, but one of the biggest is building women’s trust in us.

I take honor and pride in practicing the noble profession of midwifery.

They’re working to keep moms, babies, and themselves safe while still delivering during a pandemic.

Women are receiving better care for obstetric fistula after the USAID Transform Health in Developing Regional States project trained nurses and midwives in rural Ethiopian health facilities

Health fairs and community health volunteers work together to help women and children access health services.

We have a lot to do before 2030, if we're going to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.

Rwanda’s health services are steadily improving thanks to a proactive government and strong allies.

High-quality services are helping women receive and provide life-saving care.

Here are three things we’re working toward in 2020 to help them gain more power to lead.