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This year’s Women’s March brought folks together from all around the world. From Las Vegas to Washington, D.C., women and allies showed up to make our voices heard. But the march is only the…
Any employer—including private universities that offer student health plans—can stop offering coverage for some or all methods of contraception if they object for moral or religious reasons. Here’s what you can do about it.
As we fight to protect birth control access for those who all who need it, it’s important to continue to hold members of Congress accountable by calling our elected officials and attending town halls.
The passage of the American Health Care Act (AHCA) in the U.S. House of Representatives has the potential to make it harder for many American women to get the birth control that’s right for them. Now is a great time to weigh in with the Senate about the AHCA.
Health care providers are reporting an uptick in IUD insertions and interest in IUDs among young women has spiked. If it seems like everyone is either getting one or talking about how awesome they are, and all the buzz has you wondering if an IUD is right for you, you’ve come to the right place.
