Every Hour Matters after rape to prevent many lifelong physical and mental health consequences. This is a visual timeline of what you need to know about the short window of time available to access critical services

Women who experience intimate partner violence (IPV) are significantly more likely to experience reproductive coercion than those who have not. View this infographic to learn more.

Chart depicting GFF process and opportunities for CSO engagement

Three infographics on family planning and youth in Tanzania shine a spotlight on three regions with critical need for policy and funding action: Geita, Katavi, and Simiyu.

WHO shared the link to the electronic version of the MEC wheel. Please notice the EC circle on the top-right part of the page. If you click on it you can see the medical eligibility criteria for emergency contraception (the Yuzpe method, LNG and UPA EC pills, and the Cu-IUD).

In Uganda, 1 in 2 adolescents (age 15 to 19) reports having had sex. Of the sexually active, only 1 in 4 are currently using family planning.

Many families in developing countries lack resilience, or the ability to adapt, respond, and recover from a traumatic event. It could be a natural disaster, like an earthquake, flood, or crop failure, or social disruption brought on by unstable governments or violence. Shocks like these can worsen existing social challenges.

How does PSI fulfill the rights and meet the sexual and reproductive health needs of women and girls during emergencies? Find out in this infographic.

This wheel contains the medical eligibility criteria for starting use of contraceptive methods, based on Medical Eligibility Criteria for Contraceptive Use, 5th edition (2015), one of WHO’s evidence-based guidelines.

Despite condemnation from the Human Rights bodies, cases of forced and coerced sterilization have been reported all over the world.