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Natalie Apcar

Natalie Apcar

Program Officer, KM & Communications

Natalie Apcar is a Program Officer at the Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, supporting knowledge management partnership activities, content creation, and communications for Knowledge SUCCESS. Natalie has worked for a variety of nonprofits and built a background in planning, implementation, and monitoring of public health programming, including gender integration. Other interests include youth and community-led development, which she got the chance to engage in as US Peace Corps Volunteer in Morocco. Natalie earned a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies from American University and a Master of Science in Gender, Development, and Globalization from the London School of Economics and Political Science.

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Webinar Implementing DMPA-SC Self-Injection During COVID-19 in Four Francophone Countries
Aïssatou ThioyeNatalie ApcarSophie Weiner March 30, 2021

Recap of a webinar on high-impact approaches to support the introduction and scale-up of the self-injectable contraceptive DMPA-SC in Francophone family planning programs in Burkina Faso, Guinea, Mali, and Togo.

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Webinar Expériences de Mise En Œuvre de l’Auto-Injection du DMPA-SC Pendant COVID-19 dans quatre pays Francophones
Aïssatou ThioyeNatalie ApcarSophie Weiner March 10, 2021

Recapulatif du webinaire sur les approches à haut impact pour l’introduction et le passage à l’échelle de l'utilisation de la contraception auto-injectable.

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Interactive Introducing a Must-Have Family Planning Resource Guide to end 2020
Natalie Apcar December 15, 2020

Consider this Family Planning Resource Guide your holiday gift guide for voluntary family planning tools and resources.

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Recap of Supply Chain Management Webinar
Natalie Apcar December 14, 2020

On November 19, the High Impact Practices for Family Planning (HIPs) Network, in collaboration with Family Planning 2020 (FP2020) and IBP Network, hosted a webinar where family planning supply chain experts presented the most important ...

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