Reproductive choice and education

The benefits of supporting girls to stay in school are far-reaching. When girls can access a quality education, they are better able to pursue a career, create opportunities in their communities and drive positive change.


However, MSI’s analysis has revealed that a lack of access to sexual and reproductive healthcare, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, is driving high rates of unplanned teenage pregnancy, putting global commitments to
girls’ education at risk.

Click here to read our two-pager about the link between reproductive choice and girls’ education.

Umah, a young woman, reads a book in bed. Contraception helped her complete her education.
Umah, an MSI client, studies in her room.

IMPACT STORIES

Real people, real stories, real solutions.

How “Godmothers” Are Protecting Vulnerable Girls in Niger
Bodily autonomy

How “Godmothers” Are Protecting Vulnerable Girls in Niger

In Niger, thousands of adolescent girls leave their rural villages ... Read More

Through War, Ebola, and Uncertainty, Women Kept Showing Up 
Humanitarian crises

Through War, Ebola, and Uncertainty, Women Kept Showing Up 

When Anna Macauley thinks back on her first client, she remembers ... Read More

A woman with choice is a woman with hope.
Climate crisis

A woman with choice is a woman with hope.

In the Bolivian Amazon, the Eyiyoquibo community of the Esse Ejja ... Read More

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