How has coronavirus disrupted family planning?
Al Jazeera
August 2020
What Do Sweden and Mexico Have in Common? A Feminist Foreign Policy
The New York Times
July 2020
COVID-19 is having a “profound” impact on health services for women and girls
Equal Times
July 2020
Health Care Supply Chains after the Pandemic
JSI
June 2020
The Sexual-Health Supply Chain Is Broken
The Atlantic
June 2020
Under the Duvet: Episode One
The Pleasure Project
May 2020
How coronavirus is changing access to abortion
Politico
May 2020
Keeping women’s health essential despite Covid-19 shortages
CNN
May 2020
The Coronavirus Is Cutting Off Africa’s Abortion Access
Foreign Policy
May 2020
How COVID-19 could complicate treatment for HIV patients
Devex
April 2020
A Condom Shortage Due to the Coronavirus Pandemic Might Happen—Here’s What Experts Say You Should Do
Health
April 2020
Can She make her safe choice in times of Covid-19?
Rutgers (Netherlands)
April 2020
How Coronavirus Might Affect Your Reproductive Health
Shape
April 2020
The Coronavirus Pandemic May Cause a Global Condom Shortage
People
April 2020
DKT Launches Sexual, Reproductive Health, Rights Program in Liberia
The Liberian Observer
September 2019
Closing the Loop: DKT WomanCare is a step along the path of giving men and women complete control of their reproductive health
iMPACT Magazine
July 2019
2.11.19 US News
The Philanthropy Journal
February 2019
For women in conflict settings, family planning services are often first to go
Kaiser Family Foundation
February 2019
Let’s chat about sex: Tech platforms target FCT youth with sexual health info
Nigeria Health Watch on Medium.com.
November 2018
In rural India, birth control and family planning are the mother-in-law’s purview
Quartz
October 2018
Philanthropy Bets Big on Sustainable Development Goals
Stanford Social Innovation Review
September 2018
The global unmet need for modern contraceptives
FIGO
September 2018
4.30.18 International Nonprofit News
The Philanthropy Journal
April 2018
Family Planning in the Democratic Republic of the Congo: Encouraging Momentum, Formidable Challenges
Global Health: Science and Practice
March 2018
Condom conundrum: Business students hone skills in Brazil
The Globe and Mail
February 2018
How to Promote Contraceptives to Teens in Latin America? Don’t Be Boring
Huffington Post
August 1, 2017
Impact of the Global Gag Rule on the health sector: Q&A with DKT International CEO Chris Purdy
Devex
January 24, 2017
What Has Gates Done Lately on Global Family Planning? Big Things, with a Big Partner
Inside Philanthropy
December 14, 2016
Already a Contraceptive Success Story in West Africa, Ghana Seeks to Do Better
Huffington Post
September 26, 2016
Leading with LARCs in Nigeria: The Stars Are Aligned to Expand Effective Family Planning Services Decisively
Global Health: Science and Practice
May 19, 2016
Sex, Soccer and Social Media
Bhekisisa
May 11, 2016
At refugee camps, birth control is crucial and in short supply – DKT Turkey
Quartz
May 05, 2016
Meet Phil Harvey: An Astonishing Success And Model For Social Change
GRAND Magazine
May 03, 2016
Zika and Contraceptives: DKT President & CEO Chris Purdy’s interview on The Kathryn Zox show
VoiceAmerica Talk Radio Network
March 23, 2016
Amid a flurry of high-tech approaches, programs find merit in low-tech techniques
Humanosphere
March 7, 2016
The Zika virus is a new ballgame
Salon
February 15, 2016
The Social Marketing Legacy of Phil Harvey
Huffington Post
December 15, 2015
Inside a Global NGO’s Quest for Financial Sustainability
Inside Philanthropy
November 12, 2015
A Tough but Vital Place to Do Family Planning
Impatient Optimists
August 6, 2015
Social Media and Online Retail Are Helping Pakistanis Overcome Societal Taboos About Contraception
Newsweek
April 30, 2015
Phil Harvey is Fed Up
The Chronicle of Philanthropy
March 29, 2015
Reaching the Unreached with Family Planning in India
Impatient Optimists
March 13, 2015
In Brazil, A Charity Makes Successful Transition to Social Enterprise
Devex
November 28, 2014
A Chat with a Founding Father: An Interview with Phil Harvey
Social Marketing Quarterly
September 20, 2014
Ethiopia’s Condom Dilemma
The New York Times
June 19, 2014
Condom Maker Scores at Brazil’s World Cup
The Wall Street Journal
June 18, 2014
A Different Way to Celebrate World Cup: Brazil-Themed Condoms
The Wall Street Journal
June 18, 2014
Ethiopia: An Emerging Family Planning Success Story
Impatient Optimists
December 10, 2013
Case Study: Sexually Transmitted Altruism By Greg Beato
Stanford Social Innovation Review
Fall 2012
How One Non-Profit Social Marketing Agency Funds Health Clinics, Midwives
Impatient Optimists, the blog of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
February 2, 2012
