Emma is currently the Government Funding Associate at the Centre for Reproductive Rights; a legal non-profit organisation advancing reproductive rights globally. Previously she has worked with UNFPA to raise awareness of child marriage, FGM, and contraception and was a Family Planning Data Intern with the Global Health Fellows Program at USAID.

Emma also has a Masters in Demography and Public Health from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Amazingly, her grandmother, Peggy Curlin, was a ground-breaking leader in family planning, a women’s rights activist and a US delegate to the Cairo Conference, ICPD, in 1994.