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International Women's Health Coalition
The International Women's Health Coalition (IWHC) works to secure every woman's right to sexual and reproductive health and autonomy, free from discrimination, coercion, disease, and violence, in three ways. First, we support diverse local organizations and networks working to improve the health and status of women and young people in selected countries of Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Central and Eastern Europe. Second, we work with governments, the United Nations, and other international agencies to ensure that global health policies and funding recognize and prioritize women's and young people's health needs and human rights. And third, we inform public debate on issues related to reproductive health, sexuality, women and HIV/AIDS, and human rights, in the U.S. and abroad through our media outreach, publications, website, and events.
Main Address
333 Seventh Avenue, 6th floor
New York, NY 10001
Main Telephone
212 979 8500
Joined OneWorld
12.01.2005
Features
01.02.2006
The International Women's Health Coalition raised $1 million at its annual gala on January 19th in New York City. A wide range of speakers, including former World Bank president James D. Wolfensohn, Mukhtaran Bibi, and the group's president, Adrienne Germain, aimed to empower women to "Stand Up and Speak Out."
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10.11.2005
Brazil and Mozambique are an ocean apart, but they share a common language and they face many of the same challenges, as young activists discovered at a recent exchange designed to improve advocacy strategies on sexual and reproductive rights.
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02.11.2005
Since 1996, over $1 billion has been earmarked for abstinence-only sex ed programs in schools, while no money has been designated for comprehensive sex ed. A new piece of legislation hopes to change that.
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