Public health, Curriculum developement, Qualitative and Formative research Expert.

Bethany Arnold is a global public health professional, trained birth doula, and experienced program manager dedicated to advancing locally-led development and empowering individuals in their reproductive health choices. With nearly 20 years’ experience working in more than 15 countries—particularly in francophone West and Central Africa—she has spearheaded the implementation and scale-up of evidence-based initiatives to expand access to high-quality health care and safe, effective contraceptives.

She is a skilled facilitator and workshop designer, curriculum developer, and health educator. Her expertise spans post-abortion care, social and behavior change (SBC), adolescent health, human-centered design, and qualitative and formative research. She has worked closely with national Ministries of Health and community stakeholders to co-create responsive, sustainable programs that meet local needs. She believes that by working collaboratively—across sectors and with diverse partners—we can realise the shared vision of improved health and well-being for individuals and communities worldwide.

Bethany holds a MSPH in Health Education and Health Communication from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.