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Board of Directors |
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| David W. Kaplan, MD, MPH (Chair) |
| School of Medicine, University of Colorado |
| David Kaplan is a professor of adolescent medicine in Denver, Colorado.
He has chaired the Committee on Adolescence for the American Academy of
Pediatrics and is a long-time leader in the school-based health clinics
field. |
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| Marty Belin (Treasurer) |
| Self Help Credit Union |
| Marty Belin is a senior staff member of the nationally recognized
Self-Help Credit Union in Durham, North Carolina, specializing in innovative
financing for small businesses and organizations and underserved
communities. |
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| Claire Brindis, DrPH |
| National Adolescent Health Information Center |
| University of California, San Francisco |
| Claire Brindis is a public health researcher and professor at the
University of California at San Francisco and is a nationally recognized
expert in adolescent health, reproductive health policy, and evaluation. |
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| Margaret Crosby, JD (Secretary) |
| ACLU Foundation of Northern California, Inc. |
| Margaret Crosby is an attorney with the ACLU of Northern California who
for more than two decades has played a leadership role in the field of
privacy and reproductive rights. |
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| Nancy Neveloff Dubler, LLB |
| Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Montefiore Medical Center |
| Nancy Dubler is an attorney on the medical school faculty at Montefiore
Medical Center in New York who has extensive expertise in clinical and
research ethics, particularly regarding special populations of adolescents,
the HIV epidemic, and reproductive health. |
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| Abigail English, JD (President) |
| Center for Adolescent Health & the Law |
| Abigail English is Director and President of the Center for Adolescent
Health & the Law and has more than 25 years of expertise in the legal and
policy issues of adolescent health. |
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| James Wagoner |
| Advocates for Youth |
| James Wagoner is President of Advocates for Youth, a national
organization dedicated to the sexual and reproductive health of adolescents,
and has more than two decades of experience in federal policy, media
relations, and reproductive rights. |
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| Abigail English, JD (Director) |
| Abigial English has worked on legal and policy issues affective
adolescents' access to health care for more than 25 years. She has
participated in major litigation affecting the legal rights of children and
adolescents, authored numerous publications, lectured widely to
youth-serving professionals, and taught courses in public policy, law, and
public health at University of California, Berkeley and the University of
North Carolina. She served on the Advisory Panel for the Adolescent Health
Study of the Office of Technology Assessment and the Forum on Adolescence of
the Institute of Medicine. Her work has been recognized with the National
Child Advocacy Award from the Young Lawyers' Division of the American Bar
Association in 1997 and the Award for Outstanding Achievement in Adolescent
Medicine from the Society for Adolescent Medicine in 2000. |
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| Amy J. Stinnett, MPA (Program Administrator) |
| Amy J. Stinnett has a Master's degree in Public Administration from West
Virginia University and a Certification in Nonprofit Management from Duke
University. She has both programmatic and administrative responsibilities
for the Center that include budgeting and tracking of grant expenditures,
editing and layout of publications, dissemination of Center materials,
planning of meetings, tracking of technical assistance requests, and
management of the Center's website and databases. |
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