I’m a midwife in Lagos, Nigeria. I’m a health worker on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. And, by necessity, I am also an advocate. I work in a primary health center—the first tier of...

Curricula and training must be country-led and aligned to each nation’s unique needs.

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

And why they wouldn’t want to do any other.

Rwanda uses its robust Ebola prep measures to respond to COVID-19.

Here's why we need to invest in nurses and other frontline health workers to improve health systems.

Merging technology, clinical expertise, and politics can change public health and Pamela McQuide can show you how to do it.