Access to patient-centered contraceptive information and full range of contraceptive methods is a key part of reproductive autonomy. Yet barriers to...
Projects
Since abortion was legalized in the United States in 1973, states have created hundreds of laws limiting whether, when, and under what circumstances...
Telehealth, the remote provision of health care services using information and communication technology, is becoming increasingly popular as a health...
Birth control pills are an essential part of the full range of sexual and reproductive health care and are one of the best-studied medicines on the...
All people have the right to access safe, high-quality, affordable, stigma-free abortion throughout pregnancy. Several state and federal policies and...
Several legislative policies restrict insurance coverage of abortion, forcing people—many of whom are working to make ends meet—to pay...
Almost no research to date has examined the abortion needs of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders (AANHPIs) in the United States...
People face numerous obstacles that delay or prevent them from accessing contraception, including lack of money, time, or transportation to visit a...
Indiana had some of the most restrictive abortion policies in the country prior to the Supreme Court's opinion in Dobbs v. Jackson’s Women...
Trust Black Women: A community-based participatory research project in collaboration with SisterSong
While it is acknowledged that the lived experience of Black women contributes to differences in sexual and reproductive health outcomes, few studies...