Malawi, like many countries in Africa, has high maternal and infant mortality rates, which result largely from unsafe practices and/or unsanitary conditions during deliveries in health facilities and in homes. Despite the government’s efforts[...]

This year’s World AIDS Day focuses on “Getting to Zero”—zero discrimination, zero AIDS-related deaths and zero new HIV infections. Today is an occasion for us to draw worldwide attention to the implications of the HIV/AIDS pandemic and[...]

World population is projected to reach a staggering 7 billion on October 31 2011, according to demographers at the United Nations Population Fund. Under the banner of “Seven billion people counting each other,” World Population Day 2011 is[...]

Women’s Worldwide Web interviews Robin Smalley, Co-Founder of mothers2mothers     W4: You have a background in television and the entertainment industry, which seems far from the world and work of mothers2mothers. How did you find[...]

In celebration of the dedication, love, and resilience of mothers everywhere, Women's Worldwide Web proudly features the life-saving work of mothers2mothers.   This introductory feature will shortly be followed by a vivid, in-depth interview[...]

In celebration of Women's History Month, our researcher Brittany Tanasa has contributed a short tribute to the French virologist Francoise Barré-Sinoussi, whose Nobel Prize-winning work helped to identify the link between HIV and AIDS.  [...]