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

[…] Knowledge SUCESS and FP2030 on April 29 at 7AM EDT for a session in the Connecting Conversation series to listen to Cathryn Streifel and other distinguished speakers share their perspectives […]

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Video My Event Moved Online, Now What?
Anne Kott April 17, 2020

[…] “knowledge exchange” as synonymous with “face-to-face.” But you can still create meaningful connections and engaging conversations even when face-time isn’t possible. Watch these videos to learn how you can move […]

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Quick Read How to Write a Webinar Recap
Natalie Apcar September 9, 2021

[…] community face. View/download the Webinar Recap Guide Afficher/télécharger le guide récapitulatif du webinaire For the Connecting Conversations series, which Knowledge SUCCESS produces in partnership with FP2030, recaps have been a key […]

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Knowledge SUCCESS
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Anne Kott April 19, 2022

[…] matter to family planning and get an inside look into their programs. Through these honest conversations, we’ll learn what has worked in family planning programs, what to avoid, and what […]

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