In Senegal, the Health and Education Sectors Are Teaming Up for Teens
As a result, more young people are getting the health information they need—whether they go to school or not.Read more
3 Cases for Optimism at SwitchPoint and Beyond
Meet three of the wonder women who will rock the SwitchPoint stage next month.
Four Women behind Tanzania’s Fight to End AIDS
They're working to prevent HIV in two of the country’s hardest-to-reach areas.
This Nigerien Med Student Has a Plan to Tackle Family Planning Taboo
She's working with young religious leaders to revolutionize sex ed in Niger.
In Afghanistan, Women Step Up to Fill Need for Frontline Health Workers
Female clients often want care from female health workers, but they're in short supply.
School Gardens and Peer Educators Improve Nutrition in Rural Tajikistan
These students are learning about soil management, crop rotation, safe drinking water, and much more.
AU Leaders: Domestic Resource Mobilization, Smart Partnerships Form Bedrock of Universal Health Coverage
To get better results, African leaders say, let's work together as a continent.
Fatimata Sy on Partnering to Expand Access to Contraceptives
When it launched in 2011, the Ouagadougou Partnership set an audacious goal for 2020: Increase the number of women using modern contraceptives by at least 2.2 million in nine francophone West...
10 Global Health Issues to Watch in 2019
From food security to the future of PEPFAR, here are some of the trends we’ll be watching closely in the year ahead.
We Must Keep Maternal Health Front and Center of the UHC Conversation
This piece originally appeared on Devex .
The Lancet recently reported that if high-quality health systems were in place in 137 low- and middle-income countries, maternal deaths...
Why Should Postabortion Care Be Youth-Friendly?
Midwife Tembi Mugore answers four questions about bias, shame, and what it takes to overcome them in health services for young people.
