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Kate graduated from New York University with degrees in journalism and political science and a focus in gender and sexuality studies. After graduation, she moved abroad to work
and travel for several years. Living in a number of countries – from New Zealand and Australia to Vietnam and Thailand – allowed her to experience a variety of health care systems as a woman, and she became interested in women and children’s unique health needs internationally. Kate recently completed a Master of Public Health with a focus on women’s access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) globally. She graduated with honors from George Washington University’s Milken Institute of Public Health in the school’s Maternal and Child Health department. She is currently the position of SCTG Member Outreach Associate encouraging SCTG partners to engage with one another on how to best expand the safe and effective practice of self-care.
Kate graduated from New York University with degrees in journalism and political science and a focus in gender and sexuality studies. After graduation, she moved abroad to work
and travel for several years. Living in a number of countries – from New Zealand and Australia to Vietnam and Thailand – allowed her to experience a variety of health care systems as a woman, and she became interested in women and children’s unique health needs internationally. Kate recently completed a Master of Public Health with a focus on women’s access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) globally. She graduated with honors from George Washington University’s Milken Institute of Public Health in the school’s Maternal and Child Health department. She is currently the position of SCTG Member Outreach Associate encouraging SCTG partners to engage with one another on how to best expand the safe and effective practice of self-care.
Development assistance for health – particularly for vertical disease management interventions – is flatlining. We'll actively partner with donors and governments to...
We'll actively partner with governments, the private sector and others to find solutions for the 400 million people globally who currently lack access to a front line of basic health services. Building on our experience...
We'll partner with others to ensure all sexually-active young people have access to the widest range of contraceptive options and that access to services is embraced and advocated for and by young people...
We'll partner with others to bring the latest medical and technological advances that enable consumers to “self-initiate” care. We'll use evidence and consumer insights to...