Support WGNRR on Bonus Day!
Bonus Day is finally here! GlobalGiving are matching donations (of $25 and $500USD) for one day only from 00.01 – 23.59 EST. All donations, big and small are warmly welcome!
Bonus Day is finally here! GlobalGiving are matching donations (of $25 and $500USD) for one day only from 00.01 – 23.59 EST. All donations, big and small are warmly welcome!
WGNRR has earned a spot on the GlobalGiving Accelerator Program. Please help our team raise funds for our work towards a long-game, vigilant & intersectional approach to SRHR campaigning by making your contribution and/or by sharing the GlobalGiving link.
WGNRR Africa in collaboration with other INGOs and partners has released a recent policy brief on issues of Unsafe Abortion and the further consequences in Tanzania.
I was named Smriti (meaning memory) by my mom, in memory of her five year old son who she lost to illness. During my childhood, I was often reminded of how my mother had almost died giving birth to me in an obstructed and prolonged labor. My mother had also been subject to inhumane and […]
The Women’s Global Network for Reproductive Rights (WGNRR) joins millions of activists and partner organizations around the world in commemorating World AIDS Day, December 1, 2017. On this day, WGNRR calls for global attention to the unmet full realization of the right to health for all people living with HIV.
November 25 marks the beginning of the annual 16 Days of Activism global campaign to end Gender Based Violence (GBV). Over the years, the Women’s Global Network for Reproductive Rights has mobilized activists, allies and advocates from around the world to bring awareness to the persistent and pervasive issue of GBV, including violations against the sexual and reproductive health and rights of all people.
WGNRR’s written statement for the 51st session of the Commission on Population and Development on sustainable cities, human mobility and international migration.
Millicent Knopp WGNRR’s new programme intern joins the WGNRR Africa Office from the United States where she is working on completing her Masters Degree in Sustainable International Development from the Heller School of Social Policy and Management at Brandeis University. Millicent (Millie) is an aspiring young professional who is passionate about women’s sexual health and rights and […]