Alumni Dispatches: Contents

Alumni Dispatches

From preventing HIV among Native Americans in South Dakota to helping sex workers in the Dominican Republic, alumni of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health are working worldwide to improve sexual and reproductive health. Read their firsthand dispatches.
	Elizabeth Beachy, MHS '00 Condom Social Marketing in the Dominican Republic
	Catherine Cansino, MD, MPH '07 Reproductive Health Advocacy in Manila
	Paul Converse, PhD '84, MHS '80, MSc Female Genital Cutting and Male Circumcision
	Joan Dawson, MPH '97 Sexual Slavery in World War II
	Akram Ali Eltom, MBBS, MPH '93 Gender Perceptions in Delivering Sexual and Reproductive Health Services in Sudan
	Joel Gallant, MD, MPH '90 100 Questions and Answers about HIV and AIDS
	Charlotte Gaydos, DrPH '93, MPH '89, MHS I Want the Kit: Internet-based STI education and testing
	Jocelyn Getgen, JD, MPH '07 The Abortion Ban in Nicaragua
	Hanne Harbison, MHS '00, MSN, CRNP Syphilis in Alabama
	Jill Huppert, MD, MPH '01 Improved STD Testing
	Patricia Mechael, PhD, MHS '98 Using Mobile Phones to Reduce Maternal Mortality
	B. Ryan Phelps, MD, MPH '02 In Swaziland: a Boy and His Soldier Cells
	Mary Shepherd, PhD '06, MS India's Unwanted Daughters
	Corey B. Smith, PhD '02 STIs and HIV among Northern Plains Native Americans
	Evelina Weidman Sterling, PhD, MHS '95 Infertility Research and Fertility Preservation
	Laurie Zephyrin, MD, MPH '06, MBA Prevention of Obstetric Fistulas in Eritrea
	Suzanne Kinsky, MPH '04 HIV Prevention Among Women at Risk
	Jennifer Wagman, MHS '99 Twin Pandemics in Rural Uganda: Intimate Partner Violence and HIV