Join us for a design challenge! We’re looking for anyone interested in global health and development to help us improve the lives of women and their families around the world. […]
Category: Happenings
MCSP’s Dr. Kavle speaks with Voice of America about World Breastfeeding Week
Our Interim Nutrition Team Lead discusses breastfeeding as a key to sustainable development, stressing that 1 in 2 newborns globally are not breastfed within the first hour of life. […]
June 1st: Building Political Will for Gender Equity to Achieve MNC Survival Goals
Join MCSP, partners and US Senator Susan Collins for the last event in a three-part Hill series on advancing maternal, newborn and child survival. […]
You’re invited: Achieving Impact at Scale, May 25th
Join MCSP and partners for a candid discussion on scaling-up “what works” for women and children the world over. […]
Join MCSP at Women Deliver in Denmark!
Visit our interactive booth and talk with staff about our work to help mothers and families in USAID’s 24 priority countries. […]
April 13th event: After Mexico City and Before Copenhagen – Keeping Our Promise to Mothers and Newborns
Join us for a discussion on sustaining momentum for improved policy and programs launched at the Global Maternal Newborn Health Conference. […]
International Conference on Family Planning 2016
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What works: Equitable access to routine immunization and integrated child survival interventions
A first-ever workshop of its kind attracts 140 participants with a clear but mighty goal: to increase coverage of immunization and child survival interventions. […]
Global Commitments, Local Actions: Postpartum Family Planning Champions Deliver
As the International Conference on Family Planning gets underway, we hear how local actions are positively disrupting the status quo for women and girls. […]
January 21st event: Strong Health Systems Support Healthy Families
Join us for a discussion on the impact and importance of health systems strengthening in advancing maternal, newborn and child survival around the world. […]
