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Women Deliver Conference

The Women Deliver conference (www.womendeliver.org), which ran June 7-9 2010, was a global meeting on maternal and reproductive health and the advancement of women and girls. With nearly 3500 attendees, massive media coverage, and pledges of new support from individuals and advocacy groups from around the world, the conference was a huge success. The GAB team was lucky enough to be present and provided updates directly from the conference floor. Here is the complete list of all the Women Deliver related articles.

Day 3

Young Women Deliver
Looking Ahead- How we can deliver
Day 3 Roundup

Day 2

Modern Contraception Comes of Age
Harnessing New Technologies to Improve Women’s Lives
Oxford’s Online Strategy
Day 2 Roundup

Day 1

Opening Plenary
Press Conference- Invest in Women!
Question to Ponder
Day 1 Roundup

Here are the posts that ran leading up to the Women Deliver conference:

  • Happy Mother’s Day/Pill’s 50th Anniversary by Roxanne Samer
  • Reproductive Health and Environmental Dangers by Colleen Hodgetts
  • Who will pay for accessible contraceptives in developing countries? by Kyle Bachan
  • Afghan Girls Are Being Poisoned in Their Schools. Or Maybe They’re Just Hysterical. by Erin Rickard
  • Drop in Global Maternal Death Rates by Colleen Hodgetts
  • Canada pulls a blanket over the abortion debate by Kyle Bachan
  • What Will Afghanistan’s Peace Jirga Mean for Girls’ Education, and What Will Girls’ Education Mean for the Country? by Erin Rickard

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