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The Road Ahead – Socio-Cultural Shifts in Antigua and the Impact on Health

Lour Harb

Reflecting on my Internship with WI-HER

Paternity leave: who gets it and why does it matter?

Morgan Mickle of WI-HER and Lani Marquez of URC represent ASSIST at the USAID event, “Learning from Zika.” Photo Credit: David Alexander, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, and Sloane Prince, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, 2019

Learning from Zika – and Beyond

Gender opportunities across the value chain

WI-HER Series: Breaking Barriers and Raising the Bar on Measurement – Part III: Measuring Corporate Women’s Leadership and Economic Empowerment Programs

Illustration 1. A working group presenting findings

Children with Congenital Syndrome associated with Zika and the importance of addressing gender factors that limit their adherence to their therapeutic plan: The case of Paraguay

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