Webinar: Family Planning and Gender Equality
PRB Webinar: Family Planning and Gender Equality: Partners in Development
Marissa Pine Yeakey, senior policy analyst at PRB, began this webinar with a brief overview of PRB’s ENGAGE presentations, and then presented “Family Planning and Gender Equality: Partners in Development.” The webinar highlighted the presentation materials and formats available, presenter support materials, and how these tools can be incorporated into existing advocacy activities. Participants in the webinar learned how to access, download, and use these materials to enhance their own activities related to family planning and/or gender equality. Charlotte Feldman-Jacobs, program director, Gender, joined Yeakey in the Q&A session that followed the presentation.
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