Latest Blogs
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Leaving no one behind in the digital transformation of sexual and reproductive health
During this #DigitalHealthWeek, IPPF joins partners around the world to emphasize a simple principle: digital transformation must leave no one behind.
04 November 2026
During this #DigitalHealthWeek, IPPF joins partners around the world to emphasize a simple principle: digital transformation must leave no one behind.
03 November 2026
As the Ebola virus continues to spread at an alarming pace, colleagues across Central Africa share how it is impacting access to SRH care, and how they are responding to the crisis.
28 September 2026
Advancing reproductive justice and urgently strengthening health systems for comprehensive abortion care
10 September 2026
AVESA is providing emergency sexual and reproductive health care for the thousands of people still living in temporary shelters.
09 September 2026
After devastating back-to-back typhoons in the Philippines, FPOP is now bracing for the possible effects of El Niño by ensuring sexual and reproductive health care is available when people need it most.
17 August 2026
Frontline workers from some of the world’s most volatile conflict zones have called to tell us what working in an emergency is really like, and what support they need from the international community.
15 May 2026
Every year on 17 May, the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT) reminds us that progress for LGBTQI+ rights is neither inevitable nor guaranteed.
08 April 2026
Our fight for bodily autonomy is also our fight against militarism, imperialism, and the patriarchal systems that entrench and sustain inequality.
05 March 2026
In the West Bank, women and girls are cut off from life-saving healthcare. On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the Palestinian health professionals and communities going the extra mile.
16 December 2025
At IPPF we are taking a moment to share some of the images from across the year that are a visual reminder of the everyday resistance and reclaiming of agency by those we work with.