From 1999 to 2006 Stewart served as Director and Professor at the Center for Reproductive Health Research and Policy at the University of California, San Francisco.
The Center was established to integrate research, policy development, clinical services and training efforts of UCSF faculty across the disciplines of contraception, abortion, and sexually transmitted infection.
Prior to her appointment at UCSF, Stewart directed the Reproductive Health Program at the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation[2] where she was responsible for grant making in the field of reproductive health and in supporting the Foundation’s work with media and public education.
The American Public Health Association presents the Felicia Stewart Advocacy Award in her memory.
[3] The American Society for Emergency Contraception presents the Felicia Stewart Award for Lifetime Achievement in EC.