Our Newest Partner: Marie Stopes

We are happy to announce that we have partnered with Marie Stopes, one of the leading global organizations that works for reproductive healthcare for all.

Marie Stopes International (MSI) is an international non-profit organization that provides quality family planning and reproductive healthcare to the poorest and most vulnerable individuals across 42 countries. Their mission is to provide individuals with a choice: the choice of when and whether to have children, the choice of what type of family planning methods to use, and the choice of where and how to access these services.

We look forward to working with their US team to advocate for reproductive healthcare for some of the world’s most marginalized women and men.

Follow Marie Stopes International on Facebook page and on Twitter at @mariastopes.

Photo: Marie Stopes


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  1. Exciting news! Looking forward to writin about the work they do.

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