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In the struggle to end poverty, new ideas and powerful new voices are rising up, demanding change. And it's working.

In Niger, talking about sex and contraceptives isn’t always easy. But little by little, things are changing.

Contraception, sex ed, fistula, female genital mutilation—this group tackles them all.

What have we achieved on the road to making universal access to family planning a reality? And what's next?

By 2100, the world’s population will rise to 11 billion. But that doesn’t mean family planning investments aren’t working.

In Geita region, Tanzania, Deus Bahame is spreading the facts.

Let’s not let another second, day, or year go by where we fail to address the demand for family planning in Tanzania.

Commitment and collaboration pave the way for a new contraceptive.