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Introduces students to policy analysis and issues in reproductive health, with a focus on international family planning. Teaches how to analyze policymaking processes and ways to influence these processes through evidence-based advocacy. Uses case studies and other readings to analyze policies within the current political and foreign and domestic financial environment. Provides first-hand knowledge of effective advocacy efforts and tools. Focuses on Family Planning 2030 (FP2030), the international partnership launched in 2012. Presents an “insider’s” perspective reflecting their experience and draws from the advocacy approach of the Advance Family Planning (AFP) multi-country initiative. Includes practical application of the SMART Advocacy approach as a core part of the course.