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Posted On: July 20th 2026, 01:34 pm
When climate disasters strike, women and girls face immense risks ranging from disruptions to reproductive health care, pregnancy complications, increased gender-based violence, and lost educational opportunities.
In a new @ms_magazine op-ed, PAI President & CEO Nabeeha Kazi Hutchins explains why climate policy must reflect this reality. From Pakistan to North Carolina, she makes the case that climate resilience depends on protecting the health, rights, and safety of women and girls.
At PAI, we believe climate adaptation isn't just about infrastructure. It's about ensuring women and girls can access the care and support they need before, during, and after climate emergencies.
Read the full op-ed at the link in comments and join us in reimagining climate solutions that leave no one behind.
In a new @ms_magazine op-ed, PAI President & CEO Nabeeha Kazi Hutchins explains why climate policy must reflect this reality. From Pakistan to North Carolina, she makes the case that climate resilience depends on protecting the health, rights, and safety of women and girls.
At PAI, we believe climate adaptation isn't just about infrastructure. It's about ensuring women and girls can access the care and support they need before, during, and after climate emergencies.
Read the full op-ed at the link in comments and join us in reimagining climate solutions that leave no one behind.
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Read the full op-ed here, and join us in reimaging climate solutions that leave no one behind: https://msmagazine.com/2026/07/19/climate-change-women-reproductive-health-gender-equity/
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