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Serving you Where you Are: Community Health Outreaches in Sierra Leone

By Maryanne W. Waweru Freetown, Sierra Leone – Early one morning as 31-year-old Fatama Kamara performed her regular chores in the house, she momentarily stopped to listen to an announcement ...
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#InternationalDayOfTheGirlChild

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11 October 2020

IPPAR Supporting Girl-Led Advocacy and Leadership [International Day of the Girl 2020]

Today, International Planned Parenthood Federation Africa Region (IPPFAR) joins the rest of the world in celebrating the International Day of the Girl under the theme: ‘My Voice, Our Equal Future’ ...
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International Safe Abortion Day

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28 September 2020

IPPFAR Statement on International Safe Abortion Day 2020

Nairobi, 28 September 2020. Today, International Planned Parenthood Federation Africa Region (IPPFAR) joins the rest of the world in celebrating the International Safe Abortion Day under the theme: “Telemedicine, self-managed ...
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World Contraception Day 2020

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26 September 2020

IPPFAR Celebrates World Contraception Day 2020

Nairobi, 26 September 2020. Today, IPPF Africa Region joins the rest of the world in marking the World Contraception Day 2020. For over five decades, we have, through our network ...
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IPPF Africa Region SRHR Journalists Network

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"My Experiences as a Health Journalist"- Tewodros Kassa (Ethiopia)

Tewodros Kassa is a 27-year-old journalist from Ethiopia, currently a reporter with the Ethiopian Herald. A holder of a BA degree in journalism and communications, Tewodros chose health journalism as ...
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Bukulu Abubaker

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"My Passion for Volunteer Work Continues During COVID-19" -Bukulu Abubaker

Bukulu Abubaker is a 25-year-old Population Studies graduate from Makerere University in Uganda. He has been a volunteer with Reproductive Health Uganda (RHU) for three years now, participating in hundreds ...
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AMODEFA

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Using a Radio Broadcasting Approach for SRHR and COVID-19: The Case of Mozambique

When COVID-19 lockdown measures were put in place in Mozambique due to COVID-19, it led to great challenges, among them people’s difficult access to health facilities where they would receive ...
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Youth SRHR and COVID-19

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Youth-Led Roadshows Addressing the SRHR Gaps Caused by COVID-19 in Juba, South Sudan

As the Covid-19 pandemic continues, young people in South Sudan through the Youth Action Movement (YAM) have resorted to conducting road shows to disseminate SRHR and COVID-19 information. The roadshow ...
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