Ohio Might Get a Second ‘Sanctuary City for the Unborn’
In Mason, Ohio, the city council is considering an ordinance outlawing abortion—with the help of a Texas anti-abortion group.
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Sexual Health
A Back-to-School (or Work) Guide to Endometriosis
People with endometriosis need tools to navigate both school and workspaces. Our experts share their best tips.
Free Tampons Are Coming to Oregon Schools. Is California Next?
"The end goal is really for menstrual products to be completely free to people that need them, just as soap and toilet paper are."
How to Normalize Talking to Your Kids About Pleasure
"Pleasure gets really simplified. People think we're teaching students how to have an orgasm, but they're missing all the other pieces."
The Lack of Culturally Competent Health-Care Providers Hurts LGBTQ Folks
Making trauma support affirming means recognizing historical trauma that stems from generations of anti-LGBTQIA+ violence and discrimination.
Culture & Conversation
Conservatives Feel Entitled to Your Ballot and Your Body
As young people, our fight against abortion bans and voter suppression are linked. We know the consequences of both will be felt for generations.
Abortion Access One Month After Texas Ban Goes Into Effect
Since Texas SB 8 went into effect on September 1, abortion access has been in chaos for Texans—and for patients and providers in surrounding states.
Students Push Biden to Undo Trump-Era Campus Sexual Assault Rules
Student survivors say the policies that former Education Secretary Betsy DeVos put in place aren't aimed at protecting them and their right to learn.
