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Stevie O. Daniels

Stevie O. Daniels

Editor, Research Utilization (Global Health, Population, and Nutrition), FHI 360

Stevie O. Daniels is an editor for the Research Utilization team at FHI 360 with experience in research and writing on HIV, key populations, family planning, agriculture, and plant science. She holds a B.A. in English and a B.S. in agriculture and has more than 30 years of experience as an editor and writer as well as managing the development, design, and production of publications.

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Q&A Male Contraceptive Innovations on the Horizon
Stevie O. Daniels April 20, 2021

Innovations in male contraceptives have the potential to change the world of family planning. Male Contraceptive Initiative executive director Heather Vahdat spoke with us about how new male contraceptive methods will shape global public health outcomes.

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Young Emanzi builds upon FHI 360’s successful implementation of two other mentoring programs, Anyaka Makwiri (for adolescent girls and young women) and Emanzi (for men with partners).
Quick Read Young Emanzi: Mentoring Boys and Young Men to Develop Healthy, Gender-Equitable Relationships
Leigh WynneReana ThomasStevie O. Daniels July 13, 2020

FHI 360 developed and implemented a multicomponent mentoring program for ABYM (ages 15–24) called Young Emanzi. The program promotes positive gender norms, gender-equitable and healthy relationships, and economic productivity while also addressing the reproductive health needs of ABYM.

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