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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 trained healthcare professionals on engaging men not only in healthcare for themselves but also as active partners to their wives, including during antenatal and postnatal visits.

Masculinity, Ogo Culture, and Access to Healthcare in Ebonyi State, Nigeria

Through USAID IHP, WI-HER worked with implementing partners and stakeholders in Nigeria to strengthen the healthcare system’s response to gender-based violence.

WI-HER’s Leadership within the USAID Integrated Health Program (IHP) in Nigeria

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

Helen John is a Gender Equity and Social Inclusion Advisor supporting the USAID Integrated Health Program (IHP) in Nigeria.

A Gender Equity and Social Inclusion Advisor’s Thoughts on International Women’s Day 2024: Reflections on USAID IHP Nigeria

WI-HER, through USAID IHP, developed a male engagement strategy to encourage shared responsibility in reproductive health seeking practices.

Family Planning as a Shared Responsibility: Improving Reproductive Health Seeking Practices Through Male Engagement in Nigeria

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