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See What Our 2009 Grantees Have Accomplished

We are proud to share with you the accomplishments of each organization that received Urban Initiative grant funding in 2009. Login to read detailed summaries of how these organizations from across the country worked at the city and county levels to improve urban reproductive health outcomes in their localities. More ยป

The Urban Initiative for Reproductive Health is a groundbreaking, multi-year initiative to create and promote real policy solutions to address the reproductive health challenges facing cities today.

The Urban Initiative (UI) employs four strategies to promote real policy solutions to the reproductive health challenges facing cities today:

Clearinghouse

The Urban Initiative Online Clearinghouse is a centralized source of useful resources and promising models for those who work to improve reproductive health outcomes at the local level. Here advocates and experts can find and disseminate best practices, model policies and programs, and information and ideas on issues specific to urban areas.

Agenda

The National Urban Reproductive Health Agenda, developed in coordination with an Advisory Committee of national experts, is a comprehensive tool that identifies urban reproductive health challenges and offers a set of key recommendations for improving reproductive health at the local, state, and federal levels.

Supporting Local Initiatives

The National Institute supports local initiatives by providing grant funding and targeted technical assistance to advocacy organizations in cities across the United States that are collaborating with local elected officials and public health leaders to create progressive policies and programs at the city and county levels to improve urban reproductive health outcomes.

Regional Summits

Modeled on the groundbreaking National Summit for Reproductive Health held in New York in 2008, the National Institute for Reproductive Health supported four Regional Summits in 2009 that brought together advocates and public officials to discuss improving reproductive health policies and programs in their cities and regions.

© 2009 National Institute for Reproductive Health