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Ameya Sanyal

Ameya Sanyal

Fellow, FHI 360

Ameya is an undergraduate student at Duke University studying Global Health and Psychology. Her research interests lie in improving adolescent mental and sexual reproductive health care. This past summer, she worked for FHI 360 as a 2020 Stanback Research Utilization Fellow. Beyond this fellowship, Ameya has interned with the National Library of Medicine and a sexual and reproductive health non-profit.

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Data 2020: An Adaptation Crash Course
Sarah BrittinghamAmeya SanyalLola FlomenNandita ThatteKristen Little, PhD March 25, 2021

IBP partners are using StoryMaps to visualize and share family planning program adaptations driven by COVID-19.

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