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Cathryn Streifel

Cathryn Streifel

Senior Policy Advisor, PRB

Cathryn Streifel is a senior policy advisor at PRB, where she works with national and global partners to enhance policy advocacy efforts related to family planning and reproductive health by conducting policy communication workshops for family planning experts and contributing to PRB’s written publications. Before joining PRB in 2019, she was associate director of the CSIS Global Health Policy Center and a business development associate at Palladium/Futures Group. Cathryn holds a master’s degree in public health from The George Washington University and bachelor’s degree in political science from McGill University. She is fluent in French. 

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Quick Read Le maintien de l’utilisation de la contraception chez les jeunes en Afrique de l’Ouest
Cathryn Streifel July 13, 2021

Ce dialogue politique virtuel a discutait les obstacles à l’utilisation durable de la contraception chez les jeunes et à créer des opportunités de collaboration entre les organisations dirigées par des jeunes, les journalistes et les jeunes ...

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Quick Read Sustaining Youth Contraceptive Use in West Africa
Cathryn Streifel July 13, 2021

PACE convened a two-hour virtual policy dialogue on youth contraceptive discontinuation in West Africa on May 26, 2021. The event aimed to increase regional policymakers’ commitment to addressing the barriers to sustained contraceptive use among youth and forge ...

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Data Addressing Obstacles to Contraceptive Continuation Among Young People
Cathryn Streifel March 23, 2021

Addressing obstacles to contraceptive continuation: The PACE project’s policy brief, Best Practices for Sustaining Youth Contraceptive Use, explores the unique patterns and drivers of contraceptive discontinuation among youth based on a new analysis of Demographic ...

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