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A selection of blogs from across the Federation
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How Social Media Went from Empowering Movements to Crushing Them
By Tenkeu Hilmelda and Benedicta Oyedayo
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How Social Media Went from Empowering Movements to Crushing Them
By Tenkeu Hilmelda and Benedicta Oyedayo
Kenya
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Men’s Role in Family Planning: Challenging Myths and Embracing Responsibility
Family planning is often seen as a woman’s responsibility, but men have an equally vital role to play in ensuring their families’ well-being.
Côte d'Ivoire, Kenya
Côte d'Ivoire
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Take a Stand against Hate to Protect the Rights of LGBTQI+ in Côte d'Ivoire
Since 21 August, influencers through online campaigns have amplified dangerous narratives, justifying physical and psychological violence on the LGBTQI+ community in Cote d’Iv
Côte d'Ivoire
Benin
10 September 2024
By Yvonne TATAH
10 September 2024
By Yvonne TATAH
21 August 2023
World Humanitarian Day is marked every year on the 19th of August honouring the humanitarian
21 August 2023
World Humanitarian Day is marked every year on the 19th of August honouring the humanitarian
19 August 2022
IPPF's Humanitarian Programme provides a distinct model for delivering life-saving sexual and reproductive healthcare in crises. IPPF has provided humanitarian response to the Tigray crisis in northern Ethiopia.
19 August 2022
IPPF's Humanitarian Programme provides a distinct model for delivering life-saving sexual and reproductive healthcare in crises. IPPF has provided humanitarian response to the Tigray crisis in northern Ethiopia.
08 June 2022
Michelle Mugeni writes about how IPPF's Social Enterprise Acceleration Programme (SEAP) is strengthening the capacity of it's MAs to apply entrepreneurial best practices in the health sector while delivering social value and improving lives.
08 June 2022
Michelle Mugeni writes about how IPPF's Social Enterprise Acceleration Programme (SEAP) is strengthening the capacity of it's MAs to apply entrepreneurial best practices in the health sector while delivering social value and improving lives.
28 May 2022
In Malawi – where almost half of the population lives below the poverty line and 25 in every 100 people live in extreme poverty – only a few girls and women can afford sanitary pads.
28 May 2022
In Malawi – where almost half of the population lives below the poverty line and 25 in every 100 people live in extreme poverty – only a few girls and women can afford sanitary pads.
23 November 2020
By Maryanne W. Waweru
23 November 2020
By Maryanne W. Waweru
10 September 2024
By Yvonne TATAH
10 September 2024
By Yvonne TATAH
21 August 2023
World Humanitarian Day is marked every year on the 19th of August honouring the humanitarian
21 August 2023
World Humanitarian Day is marked every year on the 19th of August honouring the humanitarian
19 August 2022
IPPF's Humanitarian Programme provides a distinct model for delivering life-saving sexual and reproductive healthcare in crises. IPPF has provided humanitarian response to the Tigray crisis in northern Ethiopia.
19 August 2022
IPPF's Humanitarian Programme provides a distinct model for delivering life-saving sexual and reproductive healthcare in crises. IPPF has provided humanitarian response to the Tigray crisis in northern Ethiopia.
08 June 2022
Michelle Mugeni writes about how IPPF's Social Enterprise Acceleration Programme (SEAP) is strengthening the capacity of it's MAs to apply entrepreneurial best practices in the health sector while delivering social value and improving lives.
08 June 2022
Michelle Mugeni writes about how IPPF's Social Enterprise Acceleration Programme (SEAP) is strengthening the capacity of it's MAs to apply entrepreneurial best practices in the health sector while delivering social value and improving lives.
28 May 2022
In Malawi – where almost half of the population lives below the poverty line and 25 in every 100 people live in extreme poverty – only a few girls and women can afford sanitary pads.
28 May 2022
In Malawi – where almost half of the population lives below the poverty line and 25 in every 100 people live in extreme poverty – only a few girls and women can afford sanitary pads.
23 November 2020
By Maryanne W. Waweru
23 November 2020
By Maryanne W. Waweru
