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“Controversial Nurse Activist Champions Women’s Right To Access Contraceptives.

“Controversial Nurse Activist Champions Women’s Right To Access Contraceptives.

Milestone- “Controversial nurse activist champions women’s right to access contraceptives.”

Post a description of the milestone that you selected. Explain the role of health educators in effecting/contributing to this milestone. Then explain how the role of the health educator, for this milestone, contributes to the field of health education and health promotion today. Be specific and provide examples.

References

National Association of County and City Public Health Officials. (2015). Roots of health inequality. Retrieved September 8, 2015, from http://rootsofhealthinequity.org/public-health-timeline.p

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