Reproductive Health

What happens when foundations “shift power” towards local advocacy organizations?

This brief summarizes key insights into capacity strengthening, gathered from an evaluation of the Hewlett Foundation’s strategy to support family planning and reproductive health advocacy in Sub-Saharan Africa.

This brief explores the nature of “impact” in the context of the Hewlett Foundation’s strategy to support family planning and reproductive health advocacy in Sub-Saharan Africa.

This guide explains how to use the Advocacy Capacity Review, a facilitated process for helping local civil society organizations assess their organizational capacities to advocate for family planning and reproductive health.

This conversation about supporting local advocacy in Sub-Saharan Africa is part of a series of brief videos describing the principles underlying the Hewlett Foundation’s strategy to support local advocacy in Sub-Saharan Africa. The videos feature a conversation between consultants Julie Tumbo and Coumba Toure about how each principle is lived out in practice, based on their decades of civil society engagement.

This midterm report summarizes findings and recommendations thus far from APEP's evaluation of the Hewlett Foundation’s strategy to support family planning and reproductive health advocacy in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Leana Wen says women’s health and rights have become a political game and her organization is fighting back.

The Institute’s New Voices Fellowship helps experts from developing countries become more powerful advocates, recently launched a new, three-year initiative focused on sexual and reproductive health.

Hank Greely claims that future humans will be made from skin cells and prescreened for things like hair color and sex.