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Sarah V. Harlan

Sarah V. Harlan

Partnerships Team Lead, Knowledge SUCCESS, Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs

Si Sarah V. Harlan, MPH, ay naging kampeon ng pandaigdigang reproductive health at pagpaplano ng pamilya sa halos dalawang dekada. Siya ang kasalukuyang pinuno ng pangkat ng mga pakikipagsosyo para sa proyekto ng Knowledge SUCCESS sa Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs. Kabilang sa kanyang partikular na mga teknikal na interes ang Populasyon, Kalusugan, at Kapaligiran (PHE) at pagpapataas ng access sa mas matagal na pagkilos na mga pamamaraan ng pagpipigil sa pagbubuntis. Siya ay isang co-founder ng Family Planning Voices storytelling initiative (2015-2020) at namumuno sa Inside the FP Story podcast. Isa rin siyang co-author ng ilang how-to guide, kabilang ang Building Better Programs: A Step-by-Step Guide to Use Knowledge Management in Global Health.

A group of Kenyan women. Photo Credit: Fintrac Inc.
A family of seven walk together through the trees in Uganda. Photo Credit: Charles Kabiswa, Regenerate Africa
mic 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
Nurse Holding insertion materials. This image is from "An Integrated Approach to Increasing Postpartum Long-Acting Reversible Contraception in Northern Nigeria” IBP Implementation Story by Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI).
timeline Youth ages 15 to 19, from socially and economically marginalized communities, attend a Pathfinder International training. Photo Credit: Paula Bronstein/Getty Images/Images of Empowerment.
Medical students and practitioners from across Africa gather at the second regional Medical Students for Choice (MSFC) conference. Credit: Yagazie Emezi/Getty Images/Images of Empowerment.
People collect data in a mangrove forest. Image credit: PATH Foundation Philippines, Inc.