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Interview with Kyomuhangi Debra
Reflecting on the Impact of Family Planning Voices
Elizabeth Tully February 5, 2021

[…] busy. Debra wanted to wait a few years before having another child. “I got my IUD six weeks after my youngest son was born…. It sounded like a nice option […]

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In-Depth How Are Governments Ensuring that Voluntary Family Planning Remains an “Essential Service” During COVID-19?
Frederick MubiruSuzanne Fischer September 16, 2020

In late January 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 a Public Health Emergency of International Concern, a formal declaration that triggered governments to mandate that only “essential” health […]

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timeline A mother, who had recently completed a CHARM2 session, and her child. Photo: Mr. Gopinath Shinde; CHARM2 Project in Maharashtra, India.
Data Monitoring COVID-19’s Effects on Family Planning: What Should We Measure?
Anita RajJay SilvermanRebecka LundgrenNandita BhanMeredith Pierce May 4, 2020

On the supply side, we may be able to monitor availability of family counselors and contraceptives to meet needs during the COVID-19 pandemic. But what of the demand side? How can we monitor shifts in women’s family planning needs and preferences in light of the social and economic shocks they are facing due to the pandemic?

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mic SPANS Community Family Mental Health Response Team. Image credit: SPANS / filter by Prisma
Audio Q&A Resources for Mental Health and Family Planning
Reana ThomasLinos Muhvu April 27, 2021

SPANS COVID-19 Community Family Mental Health Response Team Linos speaks about SPANS’ approach of integrating mental health and family planning through family therapy. “If you talk about family planning,” Linos […]

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A powerpoint presentation intro slide that has pictures of contraceptives and the presentation title, which is "Advancing Self-Care in Asia: Insights, Experiences, and Lessons Learned"
Webinar Insights from Asia in Advancing Self-Care Use, Acceptability, and Access
Pranab Rajbhandari February 21, 2023

On January 25, Knowledge SUCCESS hosted “Advancing Self-Care in Asia: Insights, Experiences, and Lessons Learned,” a panel conversation featuring experts from India, Pakistan, Nepal, and West Africa. The speakers discussed the feasibility and future of self-care for family planning (FP) in Asia and lessons learned from program experiences in West Africa.

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In-Depth How Can We Ensure Universal Access to Contraceptives?
Sarah V. Harlan January 10, 2020

We can work together to ensure that all women and girls have access to contraceptives. Read RHSC's 4-point plan to learn more.

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Camps for Rohingya people in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh
Q&A Providing FP/RH Services in a Humanitarian Setting
Anne Ballard Sara, MPH September 8, 2022

Since 2017, the rapid influx of refugees to the Cox’s Bazar district of Bangladesh has put additional pressure on the local community’s health systems, including FP/RH services. Pathfinder International is one of the organizations that has responded to the humanitarian crisis. Knowledge SUCCESS’ Anne Ballard Sara recently spoke with Pathfinder’s Monira Hossain, project manager, and Dr. Farhana Huq, regional program manager, about experiences and lessons learned from the Rohingya response.

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DMPA-IM, 2-rod levonorgestrel implant, and the copper IUD. Photo credit: Leanne Gray
Quick Read Unfinished Business for Access to Contraception and HIV Prevention
Timothy D. Mastro, MD, DTM&HKavita Nanda, MD, MHS January 28, 2021

[…] on the ECHO findings to enhance FP-HIV integration. DMPA-IM, 2-rod levonorgestrel implant, and the copper IUD. Photo credit: Leanne Gray Now, in 2021, we are confronted with the additional challenge […]

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A landscape image of a village near the dry salt lake Eyasi in northern Tanzania. Image credit: Pixabay user jambogyuri
Quick Read Improving Access to Reproductive and Maternal Health Services
Shiphrah KuriaSerafina MkuwaSarah KosgeiAlex OmariDiana MukamiJerome MackayFlorence Temu July 22, 2021

The Uzazi Uzima Project's work to build the capacity of healthcare workers to provide high-quality services has improved access to reproductive, maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health services—including family planning—in northern Tanzania's Simiyu Region.

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timeline A woman in Senegal who participated in a community empowerment program with her children near her home. 2014, Jonathan Torgovnik/Getty Images/Images of Empowerment
Data The Open Birth Interval Tells a Story
Sonia Abraham May 5, 2020

The open birth interval reveals a pattern that varies by a woman’s age, the number of living children she has, her residence, and her socioeconomic level. More importantly, the open interval could reveal a lot about her reproductive behavior, status, and contraceptive needs.

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