CAI (Cicatelli Associates Inc)
Molly Alig has a diverse work experience spanning several organizations and roles. Molly started their career in 2010 at the Doula Project and ArborBridge, where they worked as a Full-Spectrum Doula and Marketing & Training Coordinator, and as a Learning Differences Specialist & Educator, respectively. In 2012, they joined Planned Parenthood of New York City as a Counselor and Health Educator, and later in 2017, they became a Trainer and Project Director for Sexual and Reproductive Health Programs at CAI (Cicatelli Associates Inc). Additionally, Molly worked as an Educator for the Career Development Program from 2013 to 2016, a Research Coordinator at the Center for Latino Adolescent and Family Health in 2015, and finally as a Doula and Community Educator at Inwood House from 2010 to 2012.
Molly Alig obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Women's Studies and Pre-Health from Barnard College, Columbia University in 2010. Molly then pursued further education and completed their Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) degree with a focus on Population and Family Health at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health from 2014 to 2016. Molly also obtained additional certifications, including being American Red Cross CPR certified and being trained as a birth and post-partum doula by DONA.
CAI (Cicatelli Associates Inc)
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CAI is a global non-profit organization that tackles the toughest issues facing underserved populations today. Since 1979, we have worked to improve the quality of health care and social services delivered to vulnerable populations worldwide. At CAI we develop and deliver a wide range of educational training and technical assistance services to health and social service providers. Our innovative staff help organizations build their capacity to better coordinate their services and more effectively serve their clients. From reproductive health and family planning to HIV/AIDS prevention and substance abuse, our mission remains the same -- to use the transformative power of education and research to foster a more aware, healthy, compassionate and equitable world.