Topic : Reproductive health
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New Data Shows Progress for Maternal Health
The maternal health community has been buzzing this week about a report on maternal health released by the Lancet and featured in the New York Times. The report uses new and improved maternal health data to evidence significant declines in maternal mortality worldwide between 1980 and 2008. Why is this so exciting? One word: progress!
Internationally Acclaimed Hungarian Independent Midwife and Ashoka Fellow Dr. Agnes Gereb Imprisoned, Pending Trial
The story of Ashoka Fellow Agnes Gereb is the story of homebirthing in modern Hungary. A story that shows how Hungary, since its return to full independence in 1990, continues to restrict free choice of its citizens in the hugely important area of childbirth.
No Santa in India
All around the globe, the Christmas trees, lights and decorations are going up as December hits.
Building Experience from Different Interactions
Working with the Birthing Project and participating in different events has helped
Balancing the See-saw of Research and Interventions
I’m working more and more with a huge variety of people to set up SNEHA’s new community re
The Woman Bringing Unconventional Sex Ed to the Arctic
It turned out to be the most pivotal decision of Ashoka Fellow Candice Lys’ life: contin
Candice Lys: Arctic Sex-ed with an Artsy Twist
Candice Lys is a newly appointed (2017) Canadian Ashoka Fellow, being recognized for her innovative approach to teaching sexual and men
