How can we transform access to reproductive choice through the public health system?
In our webinar next Wednesday, we'll be talking with partners @FP2030Global@EngenderHealth + more on the future of sustainable reproductive healthcare.
Register now:
https://t.co/qiLMy0lpxI
Speaking with reproductive health care providers might be a survivor’s only chance to talk to someone about gender-based violence.
"My job is to integrate support for survivors into these services," writes @MSIChoices' Edward Karapen in this #Opinion.
https://t.co/YO9RtsJBMc
Despite how turbulent 2022 has been for #ReproductiveRights, we're starting this week on a high💙
Join us as we look back at 5 big moments of progress in global repro rights 🌎 that we’re proud to have been part of:
https://t.co/P5eI6K20xZ
The decision to overturn Roe v. Wade is a devastating attack on women's rights. The UK government cannot remain silent. Tell @TrussLiz to condemn this breach of human rights, and to protect funding for abortion care globally. #RoeVWade. https://t.co/ubvpZ3bzBF
📢19th May is World Day of Human Milk Donation!
📻 Tune into @AkashvaniAIR at 10:30 am as the Head of ZRC, Sion talks to @PATHtweets about how human milk donation helps save newborn lives.
(List of FMs in image below or https://t.co/gJT3zHugnQ)
#wdhmd#dropsofloveforabetterworld
Every woman should have the right to decide whether and when to have children.
This is not a decision that any government should make for a woman – it is a personal, private, and often emotional choice that women must be able to make for themselves.
Abortion is healthcare, today and every day 📢
As global reproductive healthcare providers, we stand in solidarity with all those working to make choice possible in the US.
#BansOffOurBodies#AbortionIsEssential#RoeVWade
Abortion is a human right
Abortion is a human right
Abortion is a human right
Abortion is a human right
Abortion is a human right
Abortion is a human right
Abortion is a human right
Abortion is a human right
Abortion is a human right
Abortion is a human right
Thank god for Outlook’s delayed send feature. Switching between Christmas cards and work emails, wrote ‘best, Louise’ in an online card to a family member, and ‘lots of love, Louise’ on a work email 🤦🏼♀️