Wednesday, January 17, 2018
6:00 pm EST - 7:00 pm EST
Live Streamed
Description
Join us for an evening about FEMM: Fertility Education and Medical Management, the women’s health program that revolutionizes the way women and physicians do women’s healthcare—and the unique way it respects the dignity of her person and her body.
Weronika Janczuk, North American regional director for the World Youth Alliance (WYA), will inspire attendees with her presentation on FEMM’s unique programs that combine education, technology, and medical management. This FEMM approach to women’s’ reproductive healthcare provides a range of tools to help women and physicians to fully understand the natural structure and movement of the female body and then to receive medical care if that internal structure to their body is disrupted.
These combined programs also provide local and national policy makers, schools, parents, and individuals an alternative to women’s reproductive healthcare services that do not promote a culture of life or respect the full dignity of women.
About the Speaker
Weronika Janczuk is the former North American regional director of the World Youth Alliance and program associate/researcher at its sister organization FEMM. She holds a self-designed, interdisciplinary B.A. in the philosophy of the human person from NYU’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study.
