Kirsten Moore is President and CEO of the Reproductive Health Technologies Project (RHTP), a national nonprofit advocacy organization that seeks to improve the political and commercial climate in the U.S. so more and better contraceptive and reproductive health products are available to women.  In recent years, the Project has played a principal role in defining the advocacy agenda for expanding awareness of and access to emergency contraception in the U.S.  Under Kirsten's leadership, RHTP was a cofounder with the Union of Concerned Scientists of the Integrity of Science Working Group.  More recently, RHTP has begun a multi-faceted research project looking at the question of whether technologies which humanize the fetus change the way people think about abortion.

Prior to joining RHTP full time, Kirsten was a Program Manager at BASS and HOWES, a public affairs consulting firm, where she helped numerous reproductive health and rights organizations develop and implement advocacy initiatives designed to strengthen women's reproductive autonomy.