USAID publishes special edition news report commemorating International Women's Day

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Mar 11 2012

USAID on Thursday published a Global Health E-News Mini March Edition in commemoration of International Women's Day, which was celebrated on Thursday. Topics covered in the special issue include USAID's new gender policy, launched last week at a White House event; the sixth International Women of Courage Awards, hosted by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, First Lady Michelle Obama, and Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's Issues Melanne Verveer on Thursday; and the role of family planning to reduce poverty (3/8).

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