Title X 101: What is Title X?
by Zoë Fay-Stindt *On March 30, 2017, Vice President Mike Pence cast a tie-breaking vote in the Senate on Title X funding. Title X does not fund abortions, but this new measure could mean that organizations that offer abortions at some clinics and preventative...
Jane’s Due Process featured in the New Yorker!
Photo from Margaret Tablot’s New Yorker review of About Abortion Why is it still so hard to get an abortion, 44 years after Roe v. Wade? That’s the question that Carol Sanger tackles in her new book, About Abortion, recently reviewed by The New Yorker. In...
STIs & Sexual Health: The Basics
by Lydia Blaisdell Featured image from webcomic by Sarah Winifred Searle Talking about STIs (sexually transmitted infections) is tricky. We live in a culture that tends to obscure and shame straightforward conversations about sexuality. Most people don’t’ realize how...
Talking to Your Parent(s) About Pregnancy and Abortion / Hablando Con Su(s) Padre(s) Sobre un Embarazo y un Aborto
by Jennifer duBois Realizing you’re pregnant when you don’t want to be can be an overwhelming experience—especially if you’re a teenager. Alongside the questions, decisions, and emotions you’re confronting, teens also have to consider who can—or should—be entrusted...From the Blog
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