Media

|The National News

Egypt to Conduct Major Family Planning Survey

The Council's Nahla Abdel-Tawab is interviewed in The National about the large-scale survey being conducted this year by the Council in Egypt, following previous studies in 2009 and 2014.

|BBC World Service

The Ring that Could Help Save Women’s Lives

This episode of the People Fixing the World podcast discusses the dapivirine ring, the first long-acting technology approved for HIV prevention in women and the first product of its kind.

|The Daily Star

How girls are realizing their potentials: Opportunities and challenges

Council researcher Sigma Ainul participated in this roundtable organized by UNFPA Bangladesh and CARE Bangladesh, in association with The Daily Star.

|The Daily Star

Ensure Enabling Environment for Girls

The Council's Sigma Ainul participated in a roundtable discussion organized by Care Bangladesh and UNFPA, in association with The Daily Star.

Population Council and Imres BV Announce Partnership Agreement for Global Distribution of the Monthly Dapivirine Vaginal Ring

The dapivirine vaginal ring is the first long-acting technology approved for HIV prevention in women.

Culpable for Injustice

In this commentary in Dawn, the Council's Zeba Sathar writes that the current climate tragedy facing Pakistan is a loud alarm call for sustainable solutions that must also tackle inequality and rising poverty.

Pandemic Fatigue Could Cause Problems For Public Health

Covid pandemic fatigue presents challenges for many areas in public health. In a Newsy video segment with experts, Thoai Ngô, Vice President of Social and Behavioral Science Research, talks about potential consequences for the US health system.

After Roe, Men Might Finally Get Better Birth Control

WIRED magazine explores the development of reliable contraception for men, including the Population Council's Nestorone®/Testosterone gel.

Population Council Acquires the Monthly Dapivirine Ring and Other Woman-centered HIV Prevention Technologies from the International Partnership for Microbicides

IPM and the Council aim to ensure a sustainable future for the ring program and expand women’s prevention choices.

|New Security Beat

World Population Day Shines a Spotlight on Inequities

The Council's Abriendo Oportunidades project is featured in the New Security Beat, the blog of the Environmental Change and Security Program at the Wilson Center.
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