AccessMatters.Org
Aurora Munoz is an experienced professional with a strong background in health justice and research project management. Currently serving as the Research Project Manager at AccessMatters.Org since January 2020, Aurora previously held key roles at The Young Women's Project, including Health Justice Program Director and Reproductive Justice Coordinator. With experience in education as a Teaching Assistant at the France Ministry of Education, Aurora has also worked in communications and development roles at La Clínica del Pueblo and the American Red Cross, where strategic outreach efforts significantly enhanced organizational visibility and funding. Aurora holds a Master of Arts in Global Studies from The University of Freiburg and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Anthropology from Swarthmore College.
AccessMatters.Org
Transforming Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health AccessMatters is the catalyst for providing access to sexual and reproductive health care for teens and adults in need. As a capacity-building organization, the Organization has been trailblazing for over 45 years to eliminate barriers to high caliber care for more than 150,000 people annually. Through research, training, delivery of evidenced-based programs, community engagement, and advocacy, AccessMatters is poised to lead the way in transforming access to sexual and reproductive health. AccessMatters innovates, develops, implements, and evaluates programs to serve teens and adults in need. Serving individuals from low-income families, resource-poor communities, and historically marginalized populations is a high priority for AccessMatters. Through its unique abilities to engage and empower even the most underserved populations, AcesssMatters is closing the gap between those with access to sexual and reproductive health and those without.