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How UNFPA helps elderly Venezuelan migrants and refugees envision their future in Brazil

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Alegria Campos takes part in an activity with other women at the UNFPA Safe Space in Boa Vista, Brazil. © UNFPA Brazil / Isabela Martel
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Midwives are saving lives in rural Colombia

calendar_today12 May 2023

Midwives are saving lives in rural Colombia

Midwives are saving lives in rural Colombia

Meet Elisa, the midwife who leads the delivery room at San Andrés Hospital in Colombia.

With her team, she ensures that every woman receives quality health care while being treated with dignity and respect.

See how UNFPA supports her and other midwives around the world.

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Six UNFPA programmes around the world ensuring “health for all” in a world of 8 billion

calendar_today06 April 2023

The 2023 theme for World Health Day, 7 April, is “Health for all”. © WHO
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Least responsible, hardest hit: New UNFPA brief explores climate change’s disproportionate harm on people of African descent

calendar_today21 March 2023

UNFPA’s new advocacy brief, “In Our Words: Voices of Women of African Descent for Reproductive and Climate Justice”, explores how climate change disproportionately harms women of African descent. © UNFPA Brasil/Eduardo Cavalcanti
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“Women are not alone”: Painting a colourful call to end gender-based violence in Brazil

calendar_today08 February 2023

Ericka paints the mural at Parque Rio Branco, Boa Vista. © UNFPA Brazil/Isabela Martel
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Fighting obstetric violence in Brazil with Johnson & Johnson

calendar_today12 December 2022

Fighting obstetric violence in Brazil with Johnson & Johnson

Fighting obstetric violence in Brazil with Johnson & Johnson

When she found out she was pregnant, Carolina was afraid to go to the hospital.

She had heard that in Brazil, women of color had been discriminated against and treated violently by healthcare staff.

Thanks to a programme supported by UNFPA and Johnson & Johnson, midwives like Leonor are now trained on how to respect and protect their patients’ reproductive rights.

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Reclaiming teenage mothers’ dreams, plans and potential

calendar_today07 November 2022

Ana Francini González Avalos became pregnant at 13. Despite social stigma around adolescent pregnancy, Fran – as she likes to be called – says she is betting on herself and her future potential. © UNFPA/Priscilla Mora Flores
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Soaring violence, fuel crisis and a cholera outbreak: Haiti in the grip of a “humanitarian catastrophe”

calendar_today13 October 2022

Women carry containers of propane gas during a demonstration in Port-au-Prince. Protests and looting have rocked an already unstable situation since fuel price hikes were announced in early September, with three–quarters of hospitals reported to be closed and essential services dangerously undermined across the country. © RICHARD PIERRIN/AFP via Getty Images
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Women and girls among those most impacted by Haiti’s multiple crises

calendar_today13 October 2022

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