Reproductive Health Access Project
Nancy Morisseau, MPH, is a seasoned public health professional with extensive experience in reproductive health, racial equity, and HIV care. Currently serving as a consultant at the Reproductive Health Access Project since April 2023, Nancy previously worked as a Senior Project Manager at the Primary Care Development Corporation from January 2022 to April 2024, where responsibilities included leading KOL engagement strategies, building internal capacity for racial justice analysis, and ensuring compliance with CDC contracts. Prior roles also include Program Manager at the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene overseeing programs focused on sexual and reproductive justice and COVID-19 response efforts. With a Master’s degree in International Public Health from Emory University and a diverse background in program management and capacity building, Nancy Morisseau is committed to advancing health equity and improving community health outcomes.
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Reproductive Health Access Project
The Reproductive Health Access Project (RHAP) seeks to ensure that people at every socioeconomic level can readily obtain birth control, miscarriage, and abortion from their primary care clinician. Through training, advocacy and mentoring programs, RHAP helps family physicians and other clinicians make reproductive health a part of routine medical care.