Stephanie De Avila Montaña, MPH '26, aims to support reproductive justice in Latin America @HarvardPublicHealth

Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

Stephanie De Avila Montaña, MPH '26, was always interested in medicine and health care, but her classes at Harvard Chan School have helped her hone in on what she wants to do next in her career. De Avila Montaña is Colombian and Canadian, and came to Boston from Calgary, AB. After graduation, her goal is to advocate for reproductive justice in Latin America.

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Stephanie De Avila Montaña, MPH 26, aims to support reproductive justice in Latin America

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