New York Lawmakers Request Federal Review of Menstrual Access
Fifty percent of low-income students of color are forced to wear pads and tampons beyond recommended use, according to the lawmakers.
Sexual Health
How Period-Tracking Apps Track More Than Your Period
These smartphone apps don't have to abide by HIPAA, meaning your reproductive and sexual health data could be vulnerable.
Meet the 21-Year-Old College Student Fighting Period Poverty
"I was taking for granted the fact that I was able to afford period products. I didn't realize there's so many people going without them."
Trans Communities Are Battling ‘Rampant Misinformation’ Over Reproductive Health
Negative encounters with the health-care system are common among trans people. Research backs that up.
Why Protecting Birth Control Is Needed Now More Than Ever
It's been over a decade since the Affordable Care Act mandated contraception access—and yet many people still struggle to get the birth control they need.
Culture & Conversation
Why Primary Care Providers Like Me Must Become Abortion Providers
It cannot be that if a patient wishes to continue a pregnancy, then they are my patient, but that I should not care for them if they want an abortion.
Abortion Funds in the Deep South Need Help Now More Than Ever
In the post-Roe weeks, we’ve felt the love for abortion seekers in the Deep South. But will you still love us in the days, weeks, and months ahead?
When ‘Roe’ Fell: A Rewire News Group Short Documentary
Rewire News Group has been on the ground outside the Supreme Court to capture this pivotal moment in history.
