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| Women's health promoters from indigenous Asháninka communities in Peru, trained by IWHC colleague ACPC. |
>>Donate to IWHC
Every contribution, no matter how small, enables IWHC to influence global policies and agreements that affect women everywhere, and allows us to support local organizations in Africa, Asia, and Latin America. Click here to make a donation.
You can also join one of IWHC's Donor Councils. As a Donor Council member, you will receive updates from IWHC's president and board chair, invitations to briefings and receptions with women's health experts, and become part of our circle of advocates.
Click here to download our Fall 2007 Letter from the President, which details our work to promote female-initiated HIV prevention methods.
Click here to download our Summer 2007 Appeal, documenting a recent program trip to Cameroun.
>>Take action
Check our action page for opportunities to contact the White House and Congress about key legislation, join our Email Action List, and raise your voice for the women and girls of the world.
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| A girls' soccer team started by IWHC colleague AHIP in the northern Nigerian state of Kano, where Shari'ah law has been in place since 2000. Organizations like AHIP build girls' self-esteem and provide vital information on sexual and reproductive health. |
>>Stay informed and spread the word
Keeping on top of how U.S. foreign policies are affecting women worldwide can be a challenge: Most policies and decisions that impact women do not receive substantial media coverage. Visit our regularly updated factsheets, Bush's Other War and Stay Informed, Take Action, to keep tabs on the White House and Capitol Hill. Sign up for email updates from IWHC here. And share your knowledge with friends, family, and co-workers!
>>Attend our events
Come to one of our educational events, participate in peaceful demonstrations, and join us at our Annual Gala in New York City. Click here for more information about our events.
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