Isabella Cunningham

Isabella studied Government and Global Health & Health Policy at Harvard College, where she focused her research on women’s health and policies aimed at advancing health equity. While at Harvard, she served as a policy co-chair for the Harvard Undergraduate Foreign Policy Initiative, drafting policy recommendations for organizations such as American Express, the Department of State, and the Council of Europe Development Bank. In 2023, Isabella was a Public Policy and International Affairs Fellow at Princeton University, where she furthered her research on combating menstrual poverty and stigma in the global South. Throughout her academic career, Isabella has dedicated herself to understanding and improving women’s health outcomes, examining the root causes of major global health issues.