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Merck Foundation and 18 Africa’s First Ladies mark International Women’s Day by breaking the stigma around infertile women and empowering girls in education

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Senator Dr. Rasha Kelej with African First Ladies (Source: Merck Foundation | 3 years ago)

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Senator, Dr. Rasha Kelej with infertile women during her visit to The Gambia (Source: Merck Foundation | 3 years ago)

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Senator, Dr. Rasha Kelej, CEO of Merck Foundation with infertile women during her visit to More Than A Mother Heroines from Uganda (Source: Merck Foundation | 3 years ago)

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Senator, Dr. Rasha Kelej, CEO of Merck Foundation with infertile women during her visit to More Than A Mother Heroines from Uganda (Source: Merck Foundation | 3 years ago)

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Senator, Dr. Rasha Kelej, CEO of Merck Foundation with Prof. Dr. Frank Stangenberg Haverkamp, Chairman of the Executive Board of E. Merck KG and the Chairman of Merck Foundation Board of Trustees together with African First Ladies (Source: Merck Foundation | 3 years ago)

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Merck Foundation and 18 Africa’s First Ladies mark International Women’s Day by breaking the stigma around infertile women and empowering girls in education (1) (Source: Merck Foundation | 3 years ago)

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Merck Foundation and 18 Africa’s First Ladies mark International Women’s Day by breaking the stigma around infertile women and empowering girls in education (2) (Source: Merck Foundation | 3 years ago)

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Merck Foundation and 18 Africa’s First Ladies mark International Women’s Day by breaking the stigma around infertile women and empowering girls in education (3) (Source: Merck Foundation | 3 years ago)

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Merck Foundation and 18 Africa’s First Ladies mark International Women’s Day by breaking the stigma around infertile women and empowering girls in education (4) (Source: Merck Foundation | 3 years ago)

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Merck Foundation and 18 Africa’s First Ladies mark International Women’s Day by breaking the stigma around infertile women and empowering girls in education (5) (Source: Merck Foundation | 3 years ago)

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Merck Foundation (Source: Merck Foundation | 3 years ago)

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Merck Foundation empowers African childless women, Visit of Rasha Kelej with African First Ladies (Source: Merck Foundation | 3 years ago)

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“Superwoman” song; Concept creation and executive production by Dr. Rasha Kelej and Merck Foundation production, to empower women across Africa, sang by Cwezi and Adina, two Ghanian singers (Source: Merck Foundation | 3 years ago)

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