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“Love yourself, love your body”: A warrior’s call to action on sickle cell

Every year, on June 19, World Sickle Cell Day prompts governments, institutions, and individuals to reflect on the realities of

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“Planning is underrated”: One woman’s mission to heal Kenya’s fractured ecosystem

In Kenya, environmental collapse is evident in polluted rivers, shrinking forests and

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What if Nigeria tackled maternal deaths like it did COVID-19? This advocate thinks it’s time.

Every two minutes, a woman dies from complications related to pregnancy and

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Submissions open for 2025 Narratives Against Poverty Prize

Are you a storyteller, poet, or writer with a passion for impactful

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Raised in a house led by women, this Zimbabwean woman is leading Africa’s climate fight

Raised in a matriarchal household in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, Cynthia Moyo learnt early

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This public health expert is on a quest to fight postpartum struggles in Nigeria

Between 14% and 44% of new mothers suffer from postpartum depression (PPD)

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Love, stigma, and the health worker rewriting Nigeria’s HIV narrative

In 2020, Ibrahim* sat in a clinic waiting room, his palms damp

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Meningitis took her voice–she fought back with the written word

A childhood battle with meningitis impaired her speech, leaving her vulnerable to

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