Education is a Reproductive Health Issue. Everyone -women, girls, men, boys– benefits from learning about their bodies, health, and rights. For women and girls, feeling in control of their health is especially important as the consequences
Dollars and Sense: The Economics of Violence Against Women Last week, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez shared that she is a survivor of sexual assault. She also explained how that trauma has stayed with her and
Black Her-story Month: Women leaders in their communities and our world Black History Month is a time of remembrance, celebration, and recognition for all that Black people have accomplished and suffered throughout history. We
Ask the Expert: Sarah Craven on Renewed U.S. Support for UNFPA Sarah Craven is the Director of UNFPA’s Washington D.C. office, where she works with American leaders on supporting essential sexual and
Statement: Friends of UNFPA Welcomes the Renewal of U.S. Funding for UNFPA Friends of UNFPA welcomes the Biden-Harris administration’s decision to renew U.S. funding for UNFPA, the United Nations sexual and reproductive
PRESS RELEASE: Renewed U.S. Support for UNFPA For immediate release: In a statement released on January 28, 2021, Friends of UNFPA welcomed the Biden-Harris Administration’s promise of renewed support
Yemenis, No Matter What UNFPA has been providing sexual and reproductive health care to the Yemeni people despite intense challenges and a funding shortfall.
Hindsight is 2020: Looking back on a year of humanitarian emergencies No humanitarian emergency quite dominated our news cycles, personal relationships, work life, or health quite like coronavirus in 2020. The COVID-19
Like Everyone Else, Sex Workers Deserve Health Care Sex workers are a diverse group of people. They are men, women, and transgender people. Some are parents, members of
What You Didn’t Know About Teenage Pregnancy *Please be advised that this article contains information on sexual and physical abuse toward children. Every day, at least 20,000 girls
