The empowerment of pregnant women in Tonekabon, Iran
Background: Pregnant women empowerment is viewed by policy makers and health care practitioners as a mechanism to help pregnant women adapt to physical and psychological changes after pregnancy, and gain a satisfactory experience of childbirth.
Leila Hajipour +4 more
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Means of Livelihood, Clean Environment to Women Empowerment: The Multi-Faceted Role of Donkeys. [PDF]
Ravichandran T +6 more
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‘One hen’ or ‘a basket of bangles’: women development and micro-credit in Tamil Nadu [PDF]
Tamil Nadu in India has a glorious tradition of recognizing the importance of empowering women over several centuries. The State fares reasonably well (above the all-India level) in terms of indicators such as female literacy, girls enrollment, female ...
Asalatha, B. P. +1 more
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Sexual and Reproductive Health in Rwanda [PDF]
KEY MESSAGES Empowerment (women, youth, communities) Inclusion (age + gender) Prevention/Early Detection PROGRAM RECOMMENDATIONS Partner with Rwandan medical students to improve program delivery Communicate monthly with local leaders Partner with ...
Zhang, Emily
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Situational analysis of women empowerment in urban field practice area of Dr. M. K. Shah Medical College and Research Center, Ahmedabad. [PDF]
Shah Y, Patel H, Oza J, Geriya D.
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Women empowerment and health insurance utilisation in Rwanda: a nationwide cross-sectional survey. [PDF]
Kawuki J, Gatasi G, Sserwanja Q.
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Black Feminism: Dismantling Tropes and Embracing Sisterhood
This paper examines the usage of films like Set it off (1996) and Girl’s Trip (2017) and their sisterhood as friends as a way to dismantle tropes typically used towards Black Women.
Negron, Elaine
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Women empowerment through involvement in community-based health and nutrition interventions: Evidence from a qualitative study in India. [PDF]
Pradhan MR +6 more
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Women empowerment domains and unmet need for contraception among married and cohabiting fecund women in Sub-Saharan Africa: A multilevel analysis based on gender role framework. [PDF]
Habte A, Tamene A, Bogale B.
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