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Just in Nine Months

This blog post was contributed by Peris Wakesho, one of the fifteen Young Champions of Maternal Health chosen by Ashoka and the Maternal Health Task Force at EngenderHealth. This is her final post about her experience as a Young Champion, and you can learn more about her, the other Young Champions, and the program here. … Continue reading “Just in Nine Months”

TBA or Not TBA?

[polldaddy poll=5146310] The British Medical Journal published two articles this week in their Head to Head feature focusing on the use of traditional birth attendants (TBAs). The use of TBAs has led to contentious debates in recent years.   Joseph Ana, a former health commissioner in Nigeria, argues that TBAs can have a positive impact … Continue reading “TBA or Not TBA?”

Weekend Reading

This week on the MHTF blog: We posted reactions from FCI and Gynuity, VSI and RHTP to the approval of misoprostol to prevent PPH Global Health Visions wrote a report on maternal health donors We listened to Esther Duflo at the Population Council Why evidence matters Some reading for the weekend: A lawsuit in Uganda … Continue reading “Weekend Reading”

Mapping Momentum for Maternal Health

From Dar es Salaam to Detroit and everywhere in between, grassroots organizations are working tirelessly to promote maternal health in their countries and communities. The past year has been an inspiring and invigorating one for the global maternal health community. The UN Secretary General launched the Global Strategy for Girls and Women, providing this issue … Continue reading “Mapping Momentum for Maternal Health”

Understanding the Field

This blog post was contributed by Ifeyinwa Egwaoje Madu , one of the fifteen Young Champions of Maternal Health chosen by Ashoka and the Maternal Health Task Force at EngenderHealth. She will be blogging about her experience every month, and you can learn more about her, the other Young Champions, and the program here. Volunteers are … Continue reading “Understanding the Field”

A Month of Contrast, Tragedy, and Drive to Do More

This blog post was contributed by Onikepe Oluwadamilola Owolabi, one of the fifteen Young Champions of Maternal Health chosen by Ashoka and the Maternal Health Task Force at EngenderHealth. She will be blogging about her experience every month, and you can learn more about her, the other Young Champions, and the program here. I walked … Continue reading “A Month of Contrast, Tragedy, and Drive to Do More”