Natasha Mack is a science writer in the Research Utilization division at FHI 360. After previously working as a qualitative researcher in international public health for more than 16 years, she now writes about the topics she used to research: voluntary family planning, HIV, gender, key populations, nutrition, sexual and reproductive health, and youth. Mack holds a doctorate in linguistic and cultural anthropology from the University of Arizona.
In Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, more than a quarter of women have unmet need for voluntary family planning, affecting both their educational and economic opportunities—and their health. The Masculinité, Famille, et Foi project has ...