In June, IWHC and Sierra Club co-hosted an advocacy training in San Francisco. As part of the training, participants were encouraged to [...]
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From the category archives:
World Cup and Women’s Health
It’s the BIG game! The final countdown! The end of the road! Can the Netherlands, with an amazing sexuality education program on [...]
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So, the psychic octopus was right—Germany didn’t make it into the top two, but will they be able to beat out the [...]
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Whether you’re watching from home, at a pub, in your office, or just hearing the play-by-play on the street as you go [...]
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And . . . we’re back! After a couple days without any World Cup to keep us occupied, I’m excited about today’s [...]
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You know what I think is so great about soccer (or football, depending on what part of the world you’re in)? It’s [...]
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Can you believe the quarterfinals are already here?! We’re down to eight teams, and it’s anyone’s race to win. I’m no good [...]
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World Cup mania has struck worldwide, and along with the stories about team victories and groups of fans gathering cheer on their [...]
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Let me just say I’m thankful that the World Cup referees aren’t in charge of our sexual rights and health! (Seriously, could [...]
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Bad news: U.S.A, England, Korea Republic and Mexico are all out of the race. Good news: There’s still SO much more World [...]
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