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Family planning when “green” is queen: Exploring the potential for fertility awareness-based methods (FAM) in U.S. Title X clinics

13 years ago • 1477 Views

Harnessing the Potential of Social Networks: The ABCs of using social network approaches to design & evaluate familly planning programs

12 years ago • 356 Views

Family Planning Systems Strengthening: Expanding Access in Recently Post-conflict Settings in the Great Lakes Region of Africa

12 years ago • 3517 Views

No-commodity, no-cost family planning: the TwoDay Method

12 years ago • 1272 Views

Engaging Men in Family Planning: How? Why? IBP Interactive Session

12 years ago • 3736 Views

The power of relationships: Using social network theory and methodologies to improve family planning attitudes and use in Mali (ENG)

12 years ago • 1305 Views

Promoting Gender-Equitable Norms to Support FP Use Among Youth in Post Conflict Settings

12 years ago • 350 Views

IRH Lessons Learned in "Embracing Scale Up Error" in Five Countries

12 years ago • 277 Views

Is Lactational Amenorrhea Method (LAM) User Card an effective strategy for improving LAM uptake and facilitating the transition to other FP methods?

12 years ago • 5806 Views

Using cognitive interviews to improve service delivery tools: The simplification of SDM screening

12 years ago • 192 Views

USING QUALITATIVE METHODS TO EXAMINE SCALE-UP: Application of the ExpandNet Framework and Most Significant Change methodology

12 years ago • 293 Views

Status of NFP in the U.S. and the World: A review of data from the National Survey of Family Growth and the Demographic and Health Surveys

12 years ago • 391 Views

Institute for Reproductive Health Georgetown University

Presentations

Family planning via mobile phones: Proof-of-concept testing in India (CycleTel)

Bringing New People to Family Planning with LAM and SDM

Community and Social Change in ASRH Programs Strategies For Measuring Change

Using Communication to Address Gender Norms – Focus on Couple Communication and Male Involvement

Evaluating programs reaching very young adolescents

Fertility Awareness Based Methods and Gender

Policy imperatives for systems-oriented approaches to scaling up

Family planning when “green” is queen: Exploring the potential for fertility awareness-based methods (FAM) in U.S. Title X clinics

Leave those surveys behind! Key issues to consider in evaluating VYA programs

Introducing CycleBeads in Title X Clinics: Preliminary findings of an OPA-funded NFP study

Programmes destinés aux Tres Jeunes Adolescents Experiences avec “Mon Corps qui change”

Harnessing the Potential of Social Networks: The ABCs of using social network approaches to design & evaluate familly planning programs

Family Planning Systems Strengthening: Expanding Access in Recently Post-conflict Settings in the Great Lakes Region of Africa

No-commodity, no-cost family planning: the TwoDay Method

Engaging Men in Family Planning: How? Why? IBP Interactive Session

The power of relationships: Using social network theory and methodologies to improve family planning attitudes and use in Mali (ENG)

Promoting Gender-Equitable Norms to Support FP Use Among Youth in Post Conflict Settings

IRH Lessons Learned in "Embracing Scale Up Error" in Five Countries

Is Lactational Amenorrhea Method (LAM) User Card an effective strategy for improving LAM uptake and facilitating the transition to other FP methods?

Using cognitive interviews to improve service delivery tools: The simplification of SDM screening

USING QUALITATIVE METHODS TO EXAMINE SCALE-UP: Application of the ExpandNet Framework and Most Significant Change methodology

Understanding Scaling Up: Research and Programmatic Challenges

Family Planning via mobile phones: Proof-of-concept testing in India

Use of private sector approaches and ICT as a scale-up strategy for family planning:

The Millennium Development Goals and cura personalis: Addressing global health challenges from research to practice

IRH Community Radio in Guatemala

Use of Fertility Awareness Based Family Planning Methods in Areas of Conflict and Civil Unrest :

Status of NFP in the U.S. and the World: A review of data from the National Survey of Family Growth and the Demographic and Health Surveys

CycleTel™ in India: From Proof-of-Concept to Deployment

Contributing to Innovation and Sustainability:Building Evidence through Implementation and Social Science

Documents

The Standard Days Method® (SDM) Top 20 FAQs

Lactational Amenorrhea Method (LAM) Top FAQs

The TwoDay Method® Top 15 FAQs