Debra Hauser

Organization / Company: Advocates for Youth

Debra Hauser is Advocates for Youth's Executive Vice President. She has been with Advocates for over 15 years, and was previously its Director of the Support Center for School-based Health Care and then its Deputy Director. Her responsibilities include strategic and operational planning and management of program staff. Before coming to Advocates, Deb served as Director of Community Health Services for the City of Atlantic City where she designed, implemented, and evaluated sexuality education, health promotion, teen pregnancy prevention, and teen parenting programs for an urban population. Early in her career, Deb served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Paraguay, implementing child spacing, oral re-hydration, and childhood immunization programs. Deb holds a Masters of Public Health in Population Planning and International Health from the University of Michigan and is the author of numerous publications in the area of adolescent reproductive and sexual health.

Debra Hauser's articles

Looking Forward, Looking Back: Two Perspectives on Leadership, Culture, and the Sexual Health Movement

by Debra Hauser, Advocates for Youth

and James Wagoner, Advocates for Youth

January 30, 2012 - 8:43am (Print)

In the years ahead, Advocates will continue to be a dynamic leader in promoting the rights of youth to information, education, and services. I am deeply committed to our current, innovative work expanding adolescent access to contraception domestically and internationally; fighting homophobia in schools and communities across the United States; and using our policy work on the Hill and with the administration to advance the goals of our state and local partners.

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Thirty-Five Years After Hyde, It's Time to Start a New Conversation on Abortion

by Debra Hauser, Advocates for Youth

September 28, 2011 - 10:59pm (Print)

On this, the 35th anniversary of Hyde, I invite you to share your own story. Share it through the 1 in 3 Campaign or just with a few people in your own social circle. Share my story, or one from the other women who have courageously contributed to this campaign.

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