Tamara Kreinin

Packard Foundation 

Tamara Kreinin joined the Packard Foundation in 2012 as director of the Population and Reproductive Health program. Tamara’s experience in health and human services spans more than 25 years, and she has traveled the globe as an advocate and public policy advisor for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Prior to joining the Foundation, Tamara served as the executive director of women and population at the United Nations Foundation where she designed and implemented initiatives to improve life for women and girls globally, with an emphasis on reproductive health, comprehensive programs for adolescent girls, U.S. policy on behalf of women and girls globally, global south advocacy, and partnerships with UN agencies. Tamara was previously the president and CEO of SIECUS, the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States. Prior to SIECUS, Tamara served as the director of state and local affairs at the National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy in Washington, D.C. Tamara holds a Masters in Health Services from the School of Public Health at the University of Michigan.