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    Natalie Apcar

    Program Officer, KM & Communications at Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs

    Natalie Apcar is a Program Officer II at the Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs, focusing on knowledge management (KM) and communications.13 She supports knowledge management partnership activities, content creation, and communications for the Knowledge SUCCESS project.1

    Natalie has a background in planning, implementation, and monitoring of public health programming, including gender integration.1 She has worked for various nonprofits and has experience as a US Peace Corps Volunteer in Morocco, where she engaged in youth and community-led development.1

    In her role, Natalie contributes to developing KM strategies and tools for public health emergencies, such as the KM Road Map for Public Health Emergencies.2 She emphasizes the importance of setting clear expectations and establishing roles in emergency response situations.2

    Natalie holds a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies from American University and a Master of Science in Gender, Development, and Globalization from the London School of Economics and Political Science.1

    Highlights

    Apr 8 · ccp.jhu.edu
    New Training Module for Utilizing Knowledge Management in a Crisis
    Introducing the KM Road Map for Public Health Emergencies
    Introducing the KM Road Map for Public Health Emergencies
    Equity: What Does It Look Like in Knowledge Management?

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