Rethinking Unmet Need for Family Planning

Jun 9, 2022

Gates Institute on 2 June 2022 virtually hosted Madeleine Short Fabic, Public Health Advisor from the Office of Population and Reproductive Health at USAID, to lead an engaging presentation and discussion about family planning measurement past, present, and future focused on a key FP indicator, unmet need for family planning.

Watch the full recording of this event below:

Madeleine Short Fabic is also a 2019 winner of 120 Under 40.

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