The Global Gag Rule’s Impact Goes Far Beyond Abortion
By Noelle Sullivan, Northwestern University
How does the policy affect women on the ground? A global health expert shares insights from her research in Tanzania, where abortion is illegal.
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AnthropologyDr. Noelle Sullivan is a cultural and medical anthropologist focusing on the politics of global health in practice. She is an Assistant Professor of Instruction in Global Health Studies and Anthropology at Northwestern University, a Board Member of the charity Worldview Education and Care, and a Public Voices Fellow with The Op-Ed Project. Dr. Sullivan has a Ph.D. in Anthropology from the University of Florida and an M.A. in African and African American Studies from SUNY Albany.
By Noelle Sullivan, Northwestern University
How does the policy affect women on the ground? A global health expert shares insights from her research in Tanzania, where abortion is illegal.
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