Sara B.

Sara B. has a diverse work experience in the field of reproductive health and advocacy. Sara began their career as a Research Assistant at Hunter College, focusing on women's health and development. Sara then worked as a Research Coordinator at Cornell University, where they conducted qualitative focus groups and interviews on topics such as intimate partner violence and reproductive health. Sara also evaluated the implementation of adolescent sexual health programs and led a network of youth consultants.

Sara later became a Sexual Health Educator at Love Heals, where they facilitated programs for adolescent girls on sexual and reproductive health. Sara also served as a Program Coordinator at the United Nations Population Fund, conducting focus groups and training youth volunteers on HIV/AIDS prevention and condom use.

In addition, Sara was involved with Planned Parenthood, both at the national level as an Associate Director responsible for monitoring and evaluating digital programs, and at the New York City chapter as a Co-Chair of the Health Center Escort Committee. Sara also served as a Board Member at the New York Abortion Access Fund, providing financial assistance and organizing fundraising events for reproductive justice advocacy.

Overall, Sara's work experience demonstrates their commitment to reproductive health, youth empowerment, and advocacy in the field.

Sara B. completed their B.A. in Psychology and Dance from Hunter College, where they studied from 2000 to 2004. Sara then furthered their education by pursuing a Master of Public Health with a specialization in Maternal, Child, Reproductive, and Sexual Health at the CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy from 2020 to 2022.