By: Hayley Hoaglund, MPH/MBA candidate at JHU and a WI-HER Intern Gender-based violence (GBV) affects millions of women and men worldwide. In Kenya, its implications are long lasting and devastating, as physical violence affects 49% of girls and 48% of [...]
“Evidence suggests that women in Ebonyi have limited access to assets and financial resources, and also experience concerning levels of controlling behaviors in marital relationships. Women face restrictive norms that limit their ability to make decisions about their own wellbeing, [...]
Desk review on gender and social inclusion issues affecting the USAID Integrated Health Program in Bauchi State, Nigeria – USAID IHP Task Order 03 Authors: Taroub Harb Faramand, Allison Annette Foster, Kelly Dale, Kate Roberts, Megan Ivankovich, Maddison Leigh Hall, [...]
Desk review on gender and social inclusion issues affecting the USAID Integrated Health Program in Kebbi State, Nigeria – USAID IHP Task Order 04 Authors: Taroub Harb Faramand, Allison Annette Foster, Megan Ivankovich, Mitali Dahanukar, Morgan Mickle, Tisa Barrios Wilson, [...]
Desk review on gender and social inclusion issues affecting the USAID Integrated Health Program in Sokoto State, Nigeria – USAID IHP Task Order 05 Authors: Taroub Harb Faramand, Allison Annette Foster, Kelly Dale, Kathryn Roberts, Megan Ivankovich, Aisha Ahmed, and [...]
Desk review on gender and social inclusion issues affecting health in Ebonyi State, Nigeria – USAID IHP Task Order 06 Authors: Taroub Harb Faramand, Maddison Leigh Hall, Allison Annette Foster, and Emilia Eyo Okon Recognizing past gender analyses completed under [...]
Desk review on gender and social inclusion issues affecting health in the Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria – USAID IHP Task Order 07 Authors: Taroub Harb Faramand, Maddison Leigh Hall, Allison Annette Foster, Anne Kpason, and Kenneth Goughnour This desk review, [...]
By: Emilia Eyo Okon, Gender, Social Inclusion, & Community Engagement Advisor, WI-HER On the USAID Integrated Health Program (IHP) in Nigeria, led by Palladium, WI-HER prioritizes the inclusion of beneficiaries in its efforts to support the state to strengthen the [...]
By Aisha Ahmed, WI-HER, Gender, Social Inclusion and Community Engagement Advisor for USAID IHP in Sokoto State, Nigeria “A young girl had an obstetric fistula at a young age. She was married and pregnant. Unfortunately, the girl was living with [...]
February 4th, 2021 A Letter to My Fellow Humans, Alison LeFew, WI-HER’s Senior Director for Program Growth and Partnerships Beginning this year, every February 4th we will mark the International Day of Human Fraternity. Today we celebrate the [...]
