Eve Brecker
Former Policy Advisor
Eve Brecker was a policy advisor in International Programs. She managed the PACE Project’s contraceptive use dynamics portfolio and leads organizational monitoring, learning, and evaluation activities. Brecker has more than 10 years of experience in both international development and reproductive health. Prior to PRB, she worked as a consultant with Deloitte’s federal health sector, managing the evaluation of public health preparedness grant recipients and providing project management support for global health activities at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. She also served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Morocco, where she led reproductive health programming with nomadic communities. Brecker holds a master’s degree in global reproductive health from Emory University and a bachelor’s degree in international affairs from James Madison University.
Featured News & Insights
Contraceptive Use Dynamics
PRB has developed seminal resources to support decisionmakers on measures to enhance contraceptive continuation for women who want to avoid pregnancy.
Why Do Women Stop Using Contraception? Examining Bangladesh, Mali, and Zambia With PACE’s Choices and Challenges Tool
When decisionmakers better understand the data showing why women stop using contraception despite a preference to avoid pregnancy, they can promote policies and programs that enable continued use of and increased satisfaction with family planning services.
Featured Resources
The Future of Family Planning in Africa
As policymakers, advocates, and program implementers consider the future of family planning programs in sub-Saharan Africa, we identify emerging opportunities to drive equitable, data-based, and client-centered programs through 2030 and beyond.
Stopping v. Switching: Factors Behind Contraceptive Decision-Making
What factors can help us predict which women are at risk of stopping contraceptive use while still in need?
