Looking Back and Moving Forward: 2021 in Review The past year has been difficult for all of us. And just when it looked like we might be over
Emergency help is a phone call away for midwives in Afghanistan Kabul, AFGHANISTAN One evening in August, Firoza, a 34-year-old mother of five, was rushed to a UNFPA family health house.
Super Typhoon Rai: Women and Girls Can’t Wait Super Typhoon Rai struck the Philippines on Thursday leaving hundreds dead and more than 400,000 displaced. Known locally in the Philippines as
Supporter Spotlight: Riley Cappellucci In this season of giving, we spoke with Riley Cappellucci, a new mom and supporter of Friends of UNFPA, who shares the joys and challenges
Midwives, No Matter What In the United States, nearly all births take place at hospitals staffed with teams of doctors and nurses. In this setting, midwives might
In post-quake Haiti, rebuilding lives and welcoming new ones L’ASILE, Nippes department, Haiti – On the grounds of the Hôpital de Référence Communautaire de l’Asile in the southwest, Désir
Women and Girls Are Still Being Impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic: How You Can Give Hope This Holiday Season We’re coming into the second winter of the COVID-19 pandemic and, despite some uncertainty with breakthrough cases and the new Omicron variant, things are looking up. The
The Uneven Consequences of Climate Change: COP26, Women, Girls, and the Costs of Inaction Climate change multiplies existing inequalities and hits people facing the greatest challenges hardest. In many, many cases, this means women and girls. At
Turning Cold: The Impact of Winter Weather on Women’s Reproductive Health and Rights When you think of places like Afghanistan, Syria, or Iraq, you might picture expansive deserts and a burning sun. But in reality, much
Supporting safe birth amid deteriorating situation in Afghanistan DAIKUNDI, Afghanistan The delivery of reproductive health services, including safe birth, was seriously affected by the worsening situation in Afghanistan.
