WRA Global Transitions to Support Next Generation Organizing

Married into Violence – Zeenat

It Happens Everyday – Abanti Sahu

I want protection against rape and gender-based violence – M*

Becoming a community mobilizer – Zarina

New government policies and procedures protect sexual and reproductive health during emergencies in Malawi

Malawi adopts quality of care assessment tools informed by women’s demands

Women’s demands accelerate emergency hire of 2,000 health workers in Uganda

Family planning budget expenditure increases by 224% in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province, Pakistan

Women’s self-help group in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan combats gender inequality at home

Government of Pakistan declares women’s health as essential during COVID-19

Government of Mexico assures access to respectful maternal and reproductive health services during COVID-19

Niger State incorporates respectful care into Quality of Care policies and trainings

Kenya approves first-ever national policy recognizing midwifery

Decision-makers re-prioritize family planning in Sumbawanga District, Tanzania

With Sorrow, We Dissent; With Renewed Purpose, We Fight – Molly

Not Just Another Statistic – Jeanine

Protecting abortion rights: It’s not just a US problem – Amity

Now Women Have a Voice – Nirmala

We Must Speak Up – Estela

Be Responsible for Your Health – Bisma

I Deserve Respect – Anonymous

Safer Together: A Pakistani Midwife’s Story – Anonymous

Listen to Me! – Casey

Women Deserve to Have their Voices Heard – Kaveri Mayera

Nigeria first country to adopt national self-care guideline 

Be Brave, Speak Out – Mohammed Yahaya and Habiba

They just choose not to act – Joyce Ndulu

Respect is a Choice – Luseshelo Simwinga

I believe women should speak – Halima Mnung’ulile

Advocates in Tanzania win US $47 million for maternal and child health services

Government of India Embeds Respectful Maternity Care in its Priorities

Maasai women speak out, bringing funding changes that will increase gender equity 

More than 35 health facilities in Niger State upgraded with improved water, sanitation, and hygiene facilities  

New national guidelines in Malawi ensure privacy during childbirth

Government in Pakistan allocates US $57m for family planning in response to demands of 100,000 women

Uganda Allocates $1.7m to Lifesaving “Mama Kits” for Expecting Mothers 

Grassroots advocacy propels US $195 million in health funding in Sindh Province, Pakistan  

Malawi’s family planning budget more than doubles in response to women’s demands for contraception

Health clinic upgrades for people with disabilities in Kenya will benefit 14,000 in Bungoma and Makueni  

Women’s demands more than double the number of midwives in Malawi

Advocates’ voices break through bureaucracy to bring US $2.4m to local health facilities in Niger State 

Niger State hired hundreds of health workers in response to women’s childbirth experiences