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I am actively sharing my insights and previous media features from my time in global health policy and frontline care. Please check out my past interviews, panel discussions, and campaign features directly on this page—including my recent feature for World Contraception Day. If you have any specific questions about these topics, or if you would like to schedule an interview or speaking engagement, feel free to message my office through the email below, and I will respond as soon as possible.
I am actively sharing my insights and previous media features from my time in global health policy and frontline care. Please check out my past interviews, panel discussions, and campaign features directly on this page—including my recent feature for World Contraception Day. If you have any specific questions about these topics, or if you would like to schedule an interview or speaking engagement, feel free to message my office through the email below, and I will respond as soon as possible.
In this feature for World Contraception Day with the WHO Human Reproduction Program (HRP), I discuss how access to contraception goes far beyond simply preventing pregnancy. We dive into how having access to reliable options gives you the power to finish school, chase your goals, and completely own your future. Check out the interview below to hear our chat and find some trustworthy resources to help you make the best choices for your body and your life!
I recently had the incredible opportunity to join a virtual panel with the Doctoral Life Design Studio at Johns Hopkins University to talk about building a career in global health, especially when the world is facing massive crises like climate change and pandemics. Alongside an amazing co-panelist from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, we shared our firsthand experiences on how to manage health programs in resource-limited settings and how to successfully step into impactful roles at international organizations.
I’m so honored to be featured on the World Health Organization's official website as part of their Workforce Testimonials!
In this piece, I share a bit about my personal "why"—from growing up in Malawi and witnessing the stark health disparities that lead to preventable maternal and child deaths, to how those experiences drove me to become a registered nurse and midwife. I also reflect on the full-circle journey of going from relying on the WHO’s Family planning global handbook while working on the frontlines, to actually working at their headquarters in Switzerland to help develop global sexual and reproductive health programs.
Check out the feature below to read more about my career journey and what continues to drive my passion for global health equity!
Careers at WHO: Workforce testimonials
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