In 1969, a group of women met in a workshop on women’s bodies at a women’s liberation conference in Boston. Realizing how little they knew about their own bodies, they decided to do their own research. In 1970 they put together a course booklet to share their findings, and “Our Bodies, Ourselves” was born.

Since then, hundreds and hundreds of people — content contributors, editors, founders, board members, staff, consultants, global partners, volunteers, interns, and donors —  have shared their expertise to create health … More