Birth Control Usage Is Up—but Concern Over Access Grows
By strengthening the family planning infrastructure like increasing birth control access, we can help ensure everyone's reproductive well-being.
In Utah Jails, a Rare Reproductive Rights Bright Spot Emerges
A bill that went into effect in July now guarantees contraceptives for incarcerated people in Utah jails.
What It’s Like to Be a Pregnant Abortion Provider
Being pregnant and providing my patients with abortion care does not change my ethical understanding of abortion, but it does give me a new perspective.
Military Families Deserve Access to Quality Contraceptive Care
The Access to Contraception for Servicemembers and Dependents Act would provide basic health care by eliminating cost barriers to reproductive well-being.
Mobile Health Clinics Could Revolutionize Reproductive Care in the South
Plan A is bringing health care directly to Mississippians—and at a time when access continues to be threatened.
Adoption Agencies vs. ‘Roe’: The Invisible Hand Stirring the Pot
What might become of pregnant people in states with little-to-no access to abortion and religious ties in many of their adoption agencies?