In partnership with USAID and Maternal and Child Survival Program (MCSP) and in-country experts and practitioners, she pioneered a journal supplement compendium featuring 14 country experiences on “how to” strengthen nutrition within health systems, including the areas of maternal, newborn and child health and family planning. In addition, Dr. Kavle has been active in the academic community, as she served as a lecturer and provided opportunities for Master’s and PhD-candidates to work with Kavle Consulting via the George Washington University, Milken School of Public Health in the Departments of Global Health and Prevention and Community Health.  As a first generation Asian-American Pacific Islander (AAPI), Dr. Kavle is passionate about championing and mentoring local leaders and nutritionists from sub-Saharan Africa, Asia and LAC as well as fellow Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) public health practitioners in the United States. Her passion for justice, equity and diversity has equally been a part of her life journey as a seasoned recreational cyclist in the D.C.-Maryland-Virginia (DMV) cycling communities (i.e. Melanin Base Miles) and she holds the national certification of Licensed Cycling Instructor (LCI) from the League of American Bicyclists. Dr. Kavle has also served as a mentor in under-resourced D.C. communities with Big Brother Big Sister (BBBS) for 7 years.