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April 2022
Stillbirth Advocacy Working Group Meeting
By invite only; contact us at info@stillbirthalliance.org to learn more.
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Bereavement Working Group Meeting
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Find out more »Stillbirth Advocacy Working Group Meeting
By invite only; contact us at info@stillbirthalliance.org to learn more.
Find out more »Stillbirth profiles: A tool for health and data advocacy
Speakers: Gagan Gupta (Health Specialist, Maternal and Newborn Health, UNICEF HQ) Lucia Hug (Statistics & Monitoring Specialist, DAPM - Data and Analytics, UNICEF HQ) Moderator: Karoline Hassfurter (Communication Specialist, DAPM - Data and Analytics, UNICEF HQ)
Find out more »June 2022
Stillbirth Advocacy Working Group Meeting
By invite only; contact us at info@stillbirthalliance.org to learn more.
Find out more »Bereavement Working Group Meeting
By invite only; contact us at info@stillbirthalliance.org to learn more.
Find out more »WHO Global Learning Laboratory Webinar – Introducing the WHO Quality Toolkit
The WHO Quality Toolkit provides tools to improve the quality of health services at every level, from national and district levels, to facility and community levels.
Find out more »Prevention Working Group Meeting
By invite only; contact us at info@stillbirthalliance.org to learn more.
Find out more »Abstract Submissions for 33rd ICM Triennial Congress
Share your work and thoughts with the global midwife community at the 33rd ICM Triennial Congress. Deadline 30 June 2022
Find out more »Deadline for small grant on SRMNAH in Bangladesh, Cambodia and Nepal
CORE Group is excited to begin a participatory small grants program to advance sexual, reproductive, maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health (SRMNCAH) programming, policy, and interventions in Bangladesh, Cambodia, and Nepal. The program will provide financial, technical, and organizational resources to local civil society organizations (CSOs) led by women, youth, and people with disabilities. This approach will strengthen local and national organizations’ technical and organizational capacity to design and implement community-based solutions to SRMNCAH challenges, focusing on gender transformation, quality…
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