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GBV interventions have changed over the decades—but one thing has not: the need for programs and interventions that address GBV at all levels, from grassroots to national and international campaigns.

Moving the Needle on Gender-Based Violence: A Retrospective and Path Forward

WI-HER GESI Advisor Lydia Musa (left) with health workers who work in GBV prevention and response in Nigeria.

Types of Care in the Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Space

WI-HER works directly with communities and community influencers to uncover the barriers to mass drug administration (MDA) acceptance.

Using Community-Centered Root Cause Analysis to Reach the Last Mile in NTD Elimination

Poverty and lack of access to clean water puts young women and girls at an increased risk of the NTD schistosomiasis, which also increases vulnerability to HIV infection. Photo credit: Merck & Global Schistosomiasis Alliance, photographer Marcus Perkins.

Addressing Female Genital Schistosomiasis (FGS) to Reduce HIV Risk: A Call to Action

Centering Sustainability from Project Design Through Closeout: Learning Brief

Reaching the Unreachable: Strengthening Mental Health Care Services for Veterans

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