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Lillian Rountree - Laidlaw Summer Research 2020

Elina Govil and I worked on a faculty-led research project this summer run by the Institute for the Study of Human Rights at Columbia, conducting a menstrual health policy review.
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Elina Govil and I worked on a faculty-led research project this summer run by the Institute for the Study of Human Rights at Columbia, conducting a menstrual health policy review. Our work focused primarily on Senegalese policy documents and US interview transcripts to help achieve a holistic understanding of the menstrual health spaces in both countries.

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Lillian Rountree
Student, Columbia University

Class of 2023, studying French Language and Literature & Statistics. In the summer of 2020, working on a menstrual health policy review with the Menstrual Health and Gender Justice working group at Columbia University.

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