CAI Spokespeople

Joely Pritzker, MS, FNP-C

Joely Pritzker, MS, FNP-C, is CAI’s Chief Medical Officer. She is a Family Nurse Practitioner with extensive clinical and leadership expertise in sexual and reproductive health (SRH). She serves as the Senior Director of Health Care at Power to Decide, where she works to ensure that everyone has access to accurate, quality sexual health information and the full range of contraceptive methods—without barriers or judgment.

As a practicing clinician, Joely has provided comprehensive SRH care at Planned Parenthood and now in a community health setting. She has designed and led national trainings and frequently presents at conferences on topics such as person-centered counseling, exploring reproductive desires, contraception, and patient self-advocacy.

In addition to her clinical and leadership roles, Joely is a contributing author to the 22nd edition of Contraceptive Technology and serves on the board of Nurses for Sexual and Reproductive Health.

Dana Singiser

Dana Singiser, co-founder of CAI, is a partner at Keefe Singiser Partners. She is a seasoned advocate and health care policy expert with over 25 years of policy, political, campaign and legal experience. Prior to Keefe Singiser Partners, Dana served as senior vice president for Policy, Campaigns, and Advocacy at Planned Parenthood Federation of America. As a senior member of the staff for over seven years, she was a strategic leader of the organization’s response to the unprecedented attacks on reproductive health care and of the organization’s efforts to protect and expand women’s health care. She worked extensively with Cabinet members, Senators, Members of Congress, senior federal officials and coalition partners, and appeared frequently in the media.

Dana also served in the Obama White House, where she worked as the special assistant to the president and a key member of the team that helped pass the Affordable Care Act. Dana held leadership positions on President Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign and Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign. She also served as staff director for the Senate Democratic Steering and Outreach Committee under the chairmanship of Sen. Hillary Clinton and Democratic Leaders Harry Reid and Tom Daschle.

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Tracey A. Wilkinson, MD, MPH

Dr. Tracey Wilkinson is an associate professor of pediatrics at Indiana University School of Medicine.  Her work focuses on reproductive health care access with a focus on adolescents and young adults in particular. She attended medical school at Vanderbilt University, residency at Brown and fellowship at Boston University. She lived in Los Angeles for three years and worked at Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles and moved to Indiana University in 2015. Her fellowship research was cited in the federal court case that removed age restrictions for emergency contraception access nationally, and she has served as an expert in efforts to get an oral contraceptive pill approved over the counter. Current projects include the PATH4YOU program, which provides free access to all forms of birth control in Indiana, and IN Control, a birth control navigator program for young people. She is an advocate for reproductive health — both locally in Indiana and nationally — and is passionate about linking policy to evidence to improve public health.