Center for Strategic and International Studies

For Support Of A Family Planning Policy Working Group

Overview
This project will support the Center for Strategic and International Studies to establish a Family Planning and Women’s Health Policy Forum as a platform for bipartisan policy dialogue about the role of the current United States administration in global family planning and reproductive health. Through several high-level meetings, an international research trip, and several policy products such as videos and briefs, the Forum will attempt to bridge various perspectives in Washington and generate consensus around United States policies for key areas in family planning and reproductive health.
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