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Guidance on planning, implementing and scaling up task sharing for contraceptive services This guide by the World Health Organization (WHO) provides evidence-based recommendations and practical strategies for planning, implementing, and scaling up task sharing in contraceptive services.…

#Contraception gives adolescent girls and women control over their bodies and lives—yet access remains unequal, mainly where health workforce shortages persist. @hrpresearch.bsky.social has launched new guidance on task sharing for contraceptive services 👉

Digital graphic with a warm beige background. Large indigo and red-orange text at the center reads: “APPLY FOR A SCHOLARSHIP BY 10 AUGUST.” Below, smaller indigo text states: “Applications close on 10 August 2025 at 9:59 PM AEST (UTC +10) / 11:59 PM FJT (UTC +12).” The WD2026 logo appears twice—once under the closing time text and once in the top right corner, partially cropped, as part of a stylized page banner with purple and lime green colors. Surrounding the central text are four panels of geometric weave-inspired designs referencing Narrm patterns. These elements give the design a vibrant, regionally rooted visual identity.

Digital graphic with a warm beige background featuring the header: “WHO CAN APPLY?” in large dark indigo font. Below it, black text reads: “Scholarships for WD2026 are open to young people from or based in the Oceanic Pacific region. Priority will be given to:” A large, rounded indigo text box lists the eligibility criteria in white font. On the right side of the image, there is a vertical, column-like graphic composed of traditional weaving patterns inspired by Narrm, in vivid reds, oranges, yellows, purples, and white. The pattern includes cross-hatching, stripes, and checkerboard motifs in stacked segments. At the top left corner is the WD2026 logo with an upward yellow arrow in a purple box.

⏳ Have you applied for a #WD2026 scholarship yet? The deadline is 10 August! Join 6,500+ advocates in Narrm (Melbourne) to resist, reimagine & rebuild a just, feminist future. Learn about eligibility and apply today: womendeliver.org/wd2026/parti...

Purple background with bold white text reading: “Three Reasons to Exhibit at WD2026.” Below is the Women Deliver 2026 logo, consisting of a yellow upward arrow in a purple box and the text “WD2026" in a lime rectangle. Underneath, it says: “Regionally hosted by Oceania Pacific.” The border is decorated with Narrm-inspired patterns in bright yellow, blue, turquoise, red, and green, representing Indigenous and regional identities.

Cream background with a circular shape contaning a picture of a person from the "Real relief aps Denmark" organization standing at a colorful exhibit booth. A lime badge with the number “1” appears beside it. Purple headline reads: “Amplify your advocacy,” followed by text: “Showcase your work, research, campaigns, and impact to thousands of global delegates.” The design features curved, patterned stripes in blue, teal, and green inspired by Narrm’s Indigenous motifs.

Cream background with a circular photo of two people shaking hands across a display table filled with cultural items. A lime badge with the number “2” appears beside it. Purple headline reads: “Build powerful alliances,” followed by text: “Meet potential partners who share your vision for gender equality and justice.” The image is accented with colorful Narrm-style curves and geometric patterns in blue, green, and yellow.

Cream background with a circular photo showing people engaging in conversation around an exhibition booth labeled “Women Enabled.” A lime badge with the number “3” appears beside it. Purple headline reads: “Create an interactive experience,” followed by text: “Engage attendees with workshops, activations, and networking sessions in your space.” The layout includes curved lines and traditional Oceanic-inspired designs in blue, teal, and yellow.

📢 Want to showcase your work on a global stage? Apply to exhibit at #WD2026 in Narrm (Melbourne), 27–30 April 2026! The exhibition space is a hub for movement-building, advocacy and connection. Don’t miss this chance to elevate your impact. 🔗 Apply now: bit.ly/4kJHcRV

Digital graphic with a dark purple background, an indigo arrow point right on the right side of the image, and the Women Deliver logo (a yellow upward arrow inside a purple square) inside a mint square with curved edges on the top right corner. The title is contained by a teal bubble speech and it reads "Our office is closed" in italic bold purple font. Below, the body text reads: "We'll be back on 28 July" in italic bold white font. A bit further to the left there is a circular shape containing a picture of women cheering with their hands and arms lifted in the Women Deliver Conference 2023.

📣 Our office will be closed from 21–25 July. Our team is stepping away to rest, reflect, and recharge 🧘😴. We look forward to returning energized to continue driving progress on #SRHR and #GenderEquality. We won’t be responding to messages until we return on 28 July. Thank you for your understanding!

Dark purple image with a title in dark orange: "Appplications are open!" and the picture of a young woman with traditional attire. The graphic contains a curve with patterns from artists from Narrm, Australia. The graphic contains text referring to the application window deadline. The WD2026 logo is on the bottom right corner.

Dark purple image with medium-size text in dark orange: "Change is calling you to Narrm (Melbourne)," and white text providing context of the conference. The graphic contains a curve with patterns from artists from Narrm, Australia. The graphic contains text referring to the application window deadline. The WD2026 logo is on the bottom right corner.

🚨📣 Scholarship applications for #WD2026 are now OPEN! Apply now to join the first regionally hosted Women Deliver Conference in Narrm (Melbourne), Australia. Change calls us here. 🔗 Apply today!👉 arinex.eventsair.com/wd2026/engsc...

🔎 Learn more about our engagement at #HRC59: womendeliver.org/publications...

A group of 7 people in formal attire seated in stairs, or standing next to them, posing and smiling to the camera.

Three young advocates: Andy Maxwell and Kerry Mwita carrying Kenyan flags. Leila is next to them in a black outfit smiling to the camera

A group of 8 people consisting on Women Deliver staff, Emerging Leaders, and partners at HRC59. They use formal attire, standing next to each other and smiling to the camera.

A group of 5 people in casual and formal attire posing in front of a Commonwealth step and repeat banner smiling to the camera.

📍From 16 June to 9 July, we joined #HRC59 to affirm that gender equality, #SRHR, and the rights of all girls, women & gender-diverse people are non-negotiable. #EmergingLeadersProgram members Kerry Mwita, Leila Rashid, and Andy Maxwell, brought powerful voices to the table👇

Scholarships – Women Deliver WD2026 Conference Scholarships The Women Deliver 2026 Conference (WD2026) will take place from 27-30 April, 2026, in Narrm (Melbourne), Australia. With the goal of centering the leadership and lived e...

3/3 Let’s build power, together! Learn more about key dates, eligibility criteria, and how to apply 👉 womendeliver.org/wd2026/parti...

2/3 🌏 #WD2026 is the first Women Deliver Conference regionally hosted by the Oceanic Pacific — held in Narrm (Melbourne). Change calls us here and this is your chance to join a global movement for #GenderEquality.

A digital graphic with a deep indigo background. At the top left is the WD2026 logo. Medium white text reads:“Are you a young advocate from or based in the Oceanic Pacific region?”Below, highlighted lime green text says:“Apply for a scholarship”followed by:“to attend the first regionally hosted Women Deliver Conference in Narrm (Melbourne), Australia.”At the bottom, a group photo features smiling young women in traditional dress, identified as women from the Oceanic Pacific region. They wear feathers, woven garments, and face paint, celebrating in solidarity. The image is intersected by a bold curve composed of teal, yellow, red, and mint weave patterns designed by three artists from the Oceanic Pacific region. This curve also includes red dotted line breakers, which are representative of Narrm, the host country.

The same indigo background continues. A bold lime green speech bubble at center right reads:“Applications open on 18 July and close on 10 August 2025 at 9:59 PM AEST (UTC +10) / 11:59 PM FJT (UTC +12).”The bubble overlaps with a thick arrow made of curved bands in yellow, mint, red, and purple. The curved arrow is filled with traditional Oceanic Pacific weave patterns, including diamonds, chevrons, and intersecting squares. Patterns with red dots and dotted lines appear along the arrow’s path and indicate Narrm-specific design elements.

A digital graphic with a cream background and curved orange, yellow, red, and teal weave patterns running down the right side and along the bottom. In the top left, the WD2026 logo appears above a large headline in indigo:“Who can apply?”The body text reads:“Scholarships for WD2026 are open to young people from or based in the Oceanic Pacific region. Priority will be given to:”Below is a dark indigo circle with white bullet points listing the current eligibility criteria to apply for a WD2026 scholarship. The curved band below the text features orange and red squares surrounded by teal — a pattern marking Narrm as the host country.

1/3 📣 The countdown is on! In just two days, youth advocates from the Oceanic Pacific can apply for a scholarship to attend #WD2026, the first regionally hosted Women Deliver Conference in Narrm (Melbourne), Australia.

🎥 This #WorldYouthSkillsDay, we reaffirm that youth leadership must shape global spaces and conversations that influence their lives and rights. Hear from Kerry Mwita, a young Human Rights Defender from Kenya, speaking from the UN in Geneva after #HRC59.

Digital graphic with a beige background and a curved column extending from left to right. This column has yellow, orange, teal, mint, and other similar colors representing weave patterns from three artists in the Oceanic Pacific region. This column also includes elements that represent Narrm, the host country of the WD2026 conference. The designs also feature Narrm line breakers using circles and dots. The WD2026 logo is in the upper left corner. The title is indigo-purple bold and italic and reads: "Don't miss Early-Bird princing". Below the title, there is a teal icon of tickets and a text that reads: Secure your spot — and save. Register before 30 September 2025! Below this text, there is an image of 4 women attendees of the Women Deliver Conference 2023 smiling to the camera.

🎟️ Registration for #WD2026 is OPEN! Join us 27–30 April 2026 in Narrm (Melbourne) for a bold, feminist gathering. Register before 30 September 2025 for early-bird pricing!
🔗 Reserve your spot: bit.ly/44schVA
🔗 Visit our website for details on registration categories and fees: bit.ly/3GDwK0p

Digital graphic with a mint green background announcing the “WD2026 Launch Webinar.” The headline in large dark purple text reads: “Join the WD2026 Launch Webinar.” Below, smaller text explains: “Discover what’s ahead for the Women Deliver 2026 Conference — and how to take part.” On the right, details about the event are listed with icons: Tuesday, 16 July 2025; 1:00 AM EDT / 5:00 AM UTC / 3:00 PM AEST; Zoom — Register to attend! The WD2026 logo appears in the bottom left. Decorative elements include bold curved lines in teal and yellow, and a series of Oceanic Pacific weave patterns designed by artists from the region. These include vibrant red, orange, and yellow squares, and intersecting geometric motifs. The patterns incorporate circles and dots that represent Narrm (Melbourne), the host location of the conference. These visual elements express cultural storytelling and are consistent across all WD2026 visual materials.

Gráfica digital con un fondo verde menta que anuncia el “Seminario web de lanzamiento de WD2026.” El título en letras grandes de color morado oscuro dice: “Únete al seminario web de lanzamiento de WD2026.” Debajo, un texto más pequeño explica: “Descubre lo que se viene para la Conferencia Women Deliver 2026 — y cómo participar.” A la derecha, se detallan los datos del evento junto a íconos: martes 16 de julio de 2025; 1:00 a. m. EDT / 5:00 a. m. UTC / 3:00 p. m. AEST; Zoom — ¡Regístrate para asistir! El logo de WD2026 aparece en la esquina inferior izquierda. Los elementos decorativos incluyen líneas curvas llamativas en turquesa y amarillo, y una serie de patrones de tejido de la región de Oceanía y el Pacífico, diseñados por artistas de la región. Estos patrones presentan cuadrados vibrantes en rojo, naranja y amarillo, además de motivos geométricos entrelazados. También incorporan círculos y puntos que representan a Narrm (Melbourne), la ciudad anfitriona de la conferencia.

Graphique numérique avec un fond vert menthe annonçant le « Webinaire de lancement de WD2026 ». Le titre en grandes lettres violettes foncées indique : « Participez au webinaire de lancement de WD2026 ». En dessous, un texte plus petit explique : « Découvrez ce qui vous attend pour la Conférence Women Deliver 2026 — et comment y prendre part. » À droite, les détails de l’événement sont listés avec des icônes : mardi 16 juillet 2025 ; 1h00 EDT / 5h00 UTC / 15h00 AEST ; Zoom — Inscrivez-vous pour y assister ! Le logo de WD2026 apparaît dans le coin inférieur gauche. Les éléments décoratifs comprennent des lignes courbes audacieuses en turquoise et jaune, ainsi qu’une série de motifs de tissage de la région du Pacifique, conçus par des artistes originaires de cette zone. Ces motifs incluent des carrés rouges, orange et jaunes éclatants, ainsi que des formes géométriques entrelacées. Des cercles et des points, représentant Narrm, ville hôte de la conférence, sont également intégrés.

📣 The journey to #WD2026 has begun — and change calls us here. Join the official launch webinar to learn what’s ahead, how Oceanic Pacific feminists are shaping it, and how you can get involved. 🗓️ July 16 | 🔗 Register now: bit.ly/4nGVg1m

👉 Swipe to learn about key dates, eligibility criteria, and how to apply. Let’s build power, together.

🌏 #WD2026 is the first Women Deliver Conference regionally hosted by the Oceanic Pacific — held in Narrm (Melbourne). Change calls us here and this is your chance to join a global movement for #GenderEquality 👇

A digital graphic with a beige background and curves with teal, yellow, red, and purple colors that feature weave patterns from the Oceanic Pacific region. The patterns include square motifs in red and yellow and line breakers with circular forms that represent Narrm, the conference’s host country. A circular photo features women from P.A.C.I.F.I.C.A. Incorporated, a national NGO for Pacific women in Aotearoa New Zealand. They are wearing a puletasi, a traditional Samoan woman’s garment consisting of a fitted blouse and a long matching skirt. They are smiling and dancing. Below the image, bold purple text reads: “REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN.” Smaller text below says: “Explore our new WD2026 website.” The WD2026 logo appears in the top left.

A bright lime green background featuring bold indigo text with the WD2026 logo in the top left corner. The headline reads: “Our goal is bigger than holding the line.” The design is intersected by a large indigo and orange arrow with interwoven sections of orange, red, mint, and white squares and lines. These weave patterns and those with red dots and dotted circles represent Narrm patterns.

🌏 #WD2026 is where feminist power builds across borders, movements, and generations. This April 2026 in Narrm (Melbourne), we’ll gather to lead, strategize, and shift power together. 🔗 Register now: bit.ly/3U4LGYl

🧵✊ As a global feminist movement, we will rise to the moment. We need #GlobalSpaces that center feminist leadership, increase civic space, and where Member States step up to deliver bold, justice-driven outcomes for girls, women, and gender-diverse people.

🧵 However, there was also bold government leadership. Spain, Mexico, Norway, Malawi, Colombia, France, Canada, Chile, and Iceland, to name a few, made commitments to push past #FfD4’s limitations—committing to feminist engagement and financial transformation.

🧵 #FfD4 promised to reimagine global financing — but delivered more of the same. In formal spaces, old paradigms were recycled. Only in feminist and civil society-led events did true alternatives emerge.

🧵 #GDP still dominates as the measure of development — even though it tells us nothing about well-being, rights, or sustainability. It’s time for a new definition of progress.

🧵 Mentions of care, debt, and tax reform didn’t go far enough.
While a win on recognizing care, there was no serious move to overhaul global financial systems or infrastructure rooted in colonial, imperial legacies. Talk won't cut it — we need real systemic reform and feminist financing models.

🧵 #GenderEquality was mentioned — but with no teeth.
It took feminist advocates and civil society to bring it to the table through side events and persistent organizing.

🧵 The outcome document? Weak.
Governments called it a “victory” for reaching consensus — but it’s a win for the status quo, not for justice. Lowest-common-denominator agreements lacking actionable measures won’t meet global needs.

💬 No seats at “multistakeholder” tables.
💬 No formal opportunity to deliver the CSO Mechanism statement.
💬 Threats made against any form of expressed dissent (including removal of “protest” slogans).
A dangerous trend in UN spaces.

🧵 At a time when multilateralism is faltering, #FfD4 locked out the very feminist movements fighting to protect justice and rights. #CivicSpace was sidelined:
💬 CSOs were excluded from the formal program (relegated to side events), while the private sector had a privileged, dedicated convening.

Image with people protesting with a "Cancela la deuda" (Cancel the debt) sign and a Palestinian flag.

#FfD4 could’ve been a turning point. Instead, it shut out civil society and delivered the bare minimum. In a world where rights are under attack, global spaces must center feminist voices 🧵:

💻 It’s almost here… The official #WD2026 website is about to launch — with everything you need to plan your journey to Narrm (Melbourne) in April 2026: registration, scholarships, partner events & more. What’s calling you to WD2026? Stay tuned.

Graphic with a dark purple background featuring a large, soft-edged blue butterfly silhouette in the center. Bold white text over the butterfly reads: “WE’RE ON BLUESKY!” Below it, smaller white text states: “Feminist advocacy deserves digital spaces that fight with us — not against us.” The top right corner has a teal square with a yellow upward arrow inside a purple box, representing the Women Deliver logo. At the bottom, a row of colorful arrows in yellow and teal in different directions across the lower edge.

🦋 We’re now on Bluesky! Because feminist advocacy can’t thrive where disinformation, hate, and censorship win.
Let’s build narrative power together! Follow us to get the latest updates on #WD2026, our presence in upcoming global spaces, and more! Read our full statement 👉https://bit.ly/44rLMOK