Global Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in a Post-Roe World
Rebecca Dennis
Rebecca lobbies Members of Congress and executive branch agencies in support of international family planning and reproductive health funding, legislation and policy, including access to these services in emergency and conflict settings. Her work draws connections between sexual and reproductive health and rights and a number of gender issues, such as gender-based violence, child marriage and women, peace and security. She advocates for robust U.S. engagement and policies on these issues supporting the rights of women and girls globally. Prior to joining PAI in 2013, she worked to coordinate advocacy efforts around ending and preventing mass atrocities. Rebecca holds a B.A. in International Relations from Michigan State University and a M.A. in International Affairs from The George Washington University, where she specialized in Global Health Policy and Global Gender Policy.
Posts from Rebecca Dennis
New Year, New Opportunities to Address an Age-Old Problem: Gender-Based Violence
Engendering a Strategy — Gender Equity and Equality Plan Issued by the White House
The Helms Amendment: You Should Have Been Gone by Now
Can the Ambassador for Global Women’s Issues Be Loyal to Women and Girls?
Will Trump’s Women, Peace and Security Strategy Actually Advance Women, Peace or Security?
No Flood of U.S. Support for Sexual and Reproductive Health for Cyclone Idai Victims
Diplomatic Doublespeak: U.S. Representatives Seek to Undermine U.N. Sex and Gender Terminology Ahead of Commemorative Day to End Gender-Based Violence
El Salvador: One of the Most Dangerous Places in the Western Hemisphere for Women and Girls
On World AIDS Day, An Urgent Imperative for Integration
A Tale of Two Summits
Getting Serious About Adolescent Girls’ Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights
