Arrows For Change

View more issues: May 2002, September 2002, May 2003

Articles in December 2002 issue of Arrows For Change

• ARROW organised a three-day regional workshop in Kuala Lumpur to orient participants to the Abortion Advocacy Training Manual designed by the South African Women's Health Project.(South and Southeast Asia)(Brief Article)
• Women in the Philippines speak on reproductive health services.(Research)
  by Ingente, Regina; Sanchez, Rosena
• The first nationwide conference of community health workers was held on December 10-12, 2002 in Antipolo City.(Philippines)(Brief Article)
• Action Research results in immediate improvement of quality of health services for women.(Factfile)
  by Ramanathan, Rathi
• ARROW's publications.(Bibliography)
• The Society for International Development held its final meeting of its series of SID-UNFPA policy dialogues on November 27-29 2002 in Katmandu, Nepal.(South Asia)(Brief Article)
• Ulin, Priscilla R. [et al]. 2002. Qualitative Methods: a Field Guide for Applied Research in Sexual and Reproductive Health.(Book Review)
• Wood, Susan Y; Friedland, Barbara A; McGrory, C. Elizabeth. 2002. Informed Consent: from Good Intentions to Sound Practices. A Report of a Seminar, 24-25 May 2001.(Book Review)
• Quality health services for women, what women want.
  by Abdullah, Rashidah
• Sen, Gita; George, Asha; Ostlin, Piroska. (eds.). 2002. Engendering/Internationa/Health: The Challenge of Equity.(Book Review)
• Women in Bangladesh want better quality maternity care.(Services)
  by Afsana, Kaosar; Rashid, Sabina Faiz
• Klugman, Barbara; Fonn, Sharon; Khin San Tint. 2001. Reproductive Health for All: Taking Account of Power Dynamics Between Men and Women, a Training Manual.(Book Review)
• Cottingham, Jane [et al]. 2001. Transforming Health Systems: Gender and Rights in Reproductive Health.(Book Review)
• Definitions.(Glossary)
• Other resources.(Bibliography)
• The Society for International Development (SID), UNFPA, the Research Network GWINDA and the Key Centre for Women's Health in Society (University of Melbourne) jointly organised the Southeast Asia, and the Western Pacific Regional Dialogue on Reproductive
• Aggressive attempts by the Bush Administration to change key ICPD language in the Plan of Action, the regional action document that shapes population and fertility policies in the region failed in the face of a united opposition by the Asian and Pacific g
• The second WABA (World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action) Global Forum was held in Arusha, Tanzania on September 23-27, 2002.(Global)(Brief Article)