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WI-HER’s Stella Abah built the capacity of frontline healthcare workers through organizing a variety of training sessions.

Improving Survivor-Centered Care Through a Coordinated Response to Gender-Based Violence in Kebbi State, Nigeria

Nafisa Ibrahim—a healthcare worker and nurse-midwife based in Nigeria—reflects on her role in gender-based violence (GBV) prevention and response in an interview with WI-HER’s Helen John.

16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence: Interview with Nafisa Ibrahim

Documentation is one of the most important, but often neglected, components of an effective health sector response to GBV.

Operationalizing the Guiding Principles of the USAID Strategy to Address Gender-Based Violence (GBV): WI-HER’s work in GBV Prevention and Response in Nigeria

Through USAID IHP, WI-HER worked with and supported local leaders in building awareness among men regarding access to healthcare services, especially RMNCH services.

Male Engagement to Reduce Maternal Mortality in Sokoto State, Nigeria

USAID IHP GBV advocacy and sensitization activity at the Dass Town PHCC. Credit: Asiya Babayo (Aliko Dangote College of Nursing and Midwifery, Bauchi)

Beyond Facility Level: The Role of Community Sensitization to Address Gender-Based Violence 

Health worker quote Day 15

Treating the Silent Killer: Improving the Health Systems’ Response to GBV

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