Alison Ojanen-Goldsmith is an independent consultant with expertise in reproductive and environmental health and justice. She loves supporting non-profit organizations in finding creative, progressive results.  Prior to expanding her scope and impact, she served as  Programs and Policy Associate at Reproductive Health Technologies Project (RHTP) in Washington, DC and as a public policy researcher for NARAL Pro-Choice Wisconsin. While she received her B.S. in International Public Health from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2005, she published a research paper linking socioeconomic status to environmental health indicators in Indonesian children. Upon graduation, she served as Local Grassroots Director of Invisible Children-Madison, spearheading a local non-profit movement devoted to ending the humanitarian crisis in northern Uganda.