Maternal Health Initiative
Despite global attention and calls to action, women continue to die while giving birth. The Maternal Health Initiative (MHI) leads the Wilson Center’s work on maternal health, global health equity, and gender equality. MHI works to connect issues critical to global health and women’s empowerment to foreign policy and US leadership, with a focus on improving the lives of women, adolescents, and children around the world. Through collaborations with policymakers, academia, donors, and practitioners, MHI produces cutting-edge research, fosters cross-sectoral engagement, increases awareness of key issues, and informs US leadership on solutions for ending maternal and newborn deaths and addressing gender-based global health issues.
Recent Insights & Analysis
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Advancing Dialogue on Maternal Health Series
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COVID-19 and Gender
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Women and Care Work
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Africa in Transition
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Elevating Country Voices in the Global Dialogue on Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health, and Family Planning
Dot-Mom Column
The Dot-Mom column is the Maternal Health Initiative's weekly contribution to the Environmental Change and Security Program's blog, New Security Beat.
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