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Learning Brief: Addressing Gender-Based Violence (GBV) by Building Effective Healthcare Systems

Learning Brief: Addressing Gender-Based Violence (GBV) by Building Effective Healthcare Systems

Community influencers share their knowledge about TB during a training session. Photo credit: Ismail Byekwaso

More than Just a Cough: Uncovering Tuberculosis (TB) Solutions with WI-HER’s iDARE Methodology

To convene stakeholders on GBV prevention and response in the healthcare sector, WI-HER's GESI Advisor co-facilitated a GBV in Health Coordination Meeting in the Federal Capital Territory.

Strategies for Engaging Stakeholders in Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Response and WI-HER’s Work on the USAID Integrated Health Program

Photos hold so much possibility, and they provide us with an opportunity to reflect on the lived experiences of those we meet. In this photo, a woman vends Nakati, a bush spreading, local vegetable in Uganda—and her story becomes all the more powerful when we learn more about her.

The Power of Stories and Photos to Highlight Intersectionality, Gender, and Individual Agency in our work

WI-HER’s Sandra Bunch and Elizabeth Kemigisha (left to right) recently sat down to talk about ways we can work together to close the generational divide.

The Benefits of Intergenerational Communication: A Chat with WI-HER’s Sandra Bunch and Elizabeth Kemigisha

Supportive counseling sessions are a key aspect of effective malaria prevention strategies.

Overcoming Gender and Social Inclusion Barriers to Achieve a Malaria-Free Uganda

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