Join SPHERE CRE for a thought-provoking session that challenges conventional approaches to family planning metrics.

This webinar, delivered by Dr Elizabeth Sully, Director of International Research at the Guttmacher Institute, will discuss the growing critiques of key global family planning indicators, such as unmet need, new advancements in person-centered family planning measurement, and how we can move forward with new and improved global indicators for measuring family planning progress.

As co-chair of the IUSSP scientific panel on Rethinking Family Planning Measurement with a Reproductive Rights and Justice Lens, Dr Sully is playing a key role in shaping new measurement advancements in the field of global family planning measurement.

This event is relevant for researchers, policymakers, advocates, and practitioners committed to advancing reproductive justice and improving global health outcomes.

*This webinar will be recorded and distributed to those who register after the event.

About Dr Elizabeth Sully:

Dr Elizabeth Sully is the Director for International Research at the Guttmacher Institute, and her research focuses on family planning and abortion measurement and modelling the impacts and cost of sexual and reproductive health services. Dr Sully is a recognised expert in sexual and reproductive health measurement, serving as co-chair of the FP2030 Performance Monitoring and Evidence Working Group, co-chair of the IUSSP scientific panel on Rethinking Family Planning Measurement with a Rights and Justice Lens, and a member of UNFPA’s Technical Advisory Group on Measuring Sexual and Reproductive Agency. Dr Sully has a PhD in public affairs and demography from Princeton University’s School of Public and International Affairs and the Office of Population Research.

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