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The William H. Gates Sr. Institute for Population and Reproductive Health, housed within a leading academic institution at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, has become a global leader in family planning science and scholarship with a long history of engaging and training tomorrow’s leaders.
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RECENT NEWS
FPNN at NFPC 2024: Empowering Voices, Amplifying Impact
FPNN amplifies voices at the 8th Nigeria Family Planning Conference (NFPC 2024), supporting three community reporters and partnering with Nigeria Health Watch to spotlight impactful discussions on achieving FP2030 goals. Stay tuned for real-time updates!
The William H. Gates Sr. Institute: Present and Future
In this presentation, staff and faculty will present some highlights of the William H. Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health, with a focus on their research approach, demographic dividend, the International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP), and the Family Planning New Network (FPNN).
PMA Ethiopia’s Dr. Linnea Zimmerman Discusses the Global Gag Rule on NPR
In a recent NPR story on how Donald Trump's reelection could impact reproductive health in low income countries, Dr. Linnea Zimmerman, principal investigator of PMA Ethiopia and associate professor at Johns Hopkins University, provided insight into the chilling effect...
Dr. Philip Anglewicz Promoted to Full Professor at the Bloomberg School
The William H. Gates Sr. Institute for Population and Reproductive Health proudly announces that its Director, Dr. Philip Anglewicz, has been promoted to Full Professor in the Department of Population, Family, and Reproductive Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg...
Community Reporting from WHGI: FPNN at the Forefront
Discover how FPNN empowers community reporters to elevate critical SRHR stories from the HIVR4P conference in Lima, Peru, and beyond. Explore live coverage and insights from youth leaders at UNGA 79.
Building Trust Through Art: Storytelling in AYSRHRJ Interventions
During UNGA 2024, the GRA-Let Them Know initiative hosted an impactful panel at the Population Council offices in New York, supported by the William H. Gates Sr. Institute. The event explored how art can serve as a transformative tool for storytelling, advocacy, and building trust in AYSRHRJ interventions, featuring powerful artworks and insights from youth-led organizations and experts.