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Natalie Apcar

Natalie Apcar

Afisa Programu, KM & Mawasiliano, Maarifa MAFANIKIO

Natalie Apcar ni Afisa Programu katika Kituo cha Johns Hopkins cha Mipango ya Mawasiliano, kinachosaidia shughuli za ushirikiano wa usimamizi wa maarifa, kuunda maudhui na mawasiliano kwa ajili ya Maarifa SUCCESS. Natalie amefanya kazi kwa mashirika mbalimbali yasiyo ya faida na amejenga usuli katika kupanga, kutekeleza, na ufuatiliaji wa programu za afya ya umma, ikijumuisha ujumuishaji wa jinsia. Maslahi mengine ni pamoja na maendeleo yanayoongozwa na vijana na jamii, ambayo alipata fursa ya kujishughulisha nayo kama Mjitolea wa Marekani wa Peace Corps nchini Morocco. Natalie alipata Shahada ya Sanaa katika Masomo ya Kimataifa kutoka Chuo Kikuu cha Marekani na Shahada ya Uzamili ya Sayansi katika Jinsia, Maendeleo, na Utandawazi kutoka Shule ya London ya Uchumi na Sayansi ya Siasa.

Health worker in Madagascar administers U.S. donated vaccines to people most at risk of COVID-19. Photo by USAID/Madagascar. Courtesy of flickr.
An graphic of three candles and a holiday wreath. The text says: "3rd Annual Family Planning Resource Guide. Your guide to 20 FP/RH resources developed or updated by USAID implementing partners in 2022."
Community health worker during a home visit, providing family planning services and options to a woman in Dakar, Senegal. Photo credit: Jonathan Torgovnik/Getty Images/Images of Empowerment
Women at an adult literacy class funded by Paraspara Trust. Photo: John Isaac/ World Bank
An African woman and three thought bubbles. There's an IUD in one, a health clinic in another, and a conversation in the third
maikrofoni Shegitu, a health extension worker, facilitates a conversation about family planning with ten women at Buture Health Post in Jimma, Ethiopia. Photo credit: Maheder Haileselassie Tadese/Getty Images/Images of Empowerment/December 3, 2019.
A classroom of boys at Middle School Keoti Balak hold hands
Plant sprouts through wooden planks
A woman using a computer while people stand around her. Credit: Paula Bronstein/Getty Images/Images of Empowerment.