Angélica Campos

Angélica (she/her) joined Ibis in 2021. Angélica works on a number of quantitative and qualitative projects focused on abortion provision and access, and on capturing the impact of non-medical abortion support in the United States and abroad. With interests in Latin America and the Caribbean, she also works on projects focused on the accompaniment model of care, abortion stigma, and the impact of restrictive abortion legislations. Prior to Ibis, Angélica lived in Santiago, Chile and Córdoba, Argentina and worked with the Fundación Popular en Salud: EPES and the Ministerio de Salud de la Nación on projects focused on gender-based violence and femicide, and obstetric violence and mortality rates resulting from restrictive abortion legislations. Her research interests are at the intersection of sexual and reproductive health, gender justice, abolition, and migration. Angélica’s work in these areas was selected for publishing in the Virginia Journal of Gender Studies. Angélica holds a Bachelor of Arts in Human Biology and Spanish from Claremont McKenna College.