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Download the posters in various languages here

Global Fertility Education Campaign

Author: Professor Joyce Harper

1 year ago 0
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Six countries have started to work on fertility education: UK, Australia, Canada, Sweden, Denmark and Portugal. A group of experts from these countries have got together to develop a global fertility education campaign. The poster campaign aims to increase awareness of the need for fertility education and ultimately we would like every country to have a fertility education web site and provide fertility education in schools and beyond.

WE NEED YOUR HELP

Download the poster below.

Take a selfie with the poster – do one with just you and one with groups of friends, and share this key message on social media. Ask others to do the same. Please use the hashtag #fertilityed. Tell us why you think fertility education is important and what country you are from  – this is a global project and we want to see which countries we reach. And feel free to tag me @ProfJoyceHarper.

If you know anyone famous – please ask them to come on board and take a selfie.

And send a copy to your national politicians and journalists.

Also put the poster up wherever you can: schools, doctors’ surgeries, fertility clinics, STI clinics, contraception clinics, universities, offices, etc.

Read More: http://www.globalwomenconnected.com/2019/10/fertility_ed/

Australian fertility education poster

English fertility education poster

Italian fertility education poster

French fertility education poster

Bulgarian fertility education poster

Greek fertility education poster

Turkish fertility education poster

Mongolian fertility education poster

Spanish fertility education poster

Swedish fertility education poster

Finnish fertility education poster

German fertility education poster

Welsh fertility education poster

Philippines fertility education poster

Danish fertility education poster

Norwegian fertility education poster

Polish fertility education poster

Czech fertility education poster

Irish fertility education poster

Russian fertility education poster

Serbian fertility education poster

Vietnamese fertility education poster

There are two versions of the Chinese poster. One with 8 and one with 9 points. The 8 points is because same sex couples and single women cannot be treated in China, so point 9 has been deleted.

Chinese fertility education poster 8 points

Chinese fertility education poster 9 points

Farci fertility education poster

 

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