Reproductive Justice Framework

Reproductive Justice is every person’s right to bodily autonomy, including the choice whether to have children or not, in safe and sustainable communities.

Contraception & Abortion

39 Stories Show Just How Important Abortion Access Is

Women waiting outside the first birth control clinic in the U.S., in Brooklyn, NY, October 1916. Photo: New York World-Telegram and the Sun Newspaper Photograph Collection at the Library of Congress

Contraception & Abortion

A Brief History of Birth Control

Contraception & Abortion

Abortion Rights for Immigrant Survivors

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Contraception & Abortion

Avoiding Coercion in the Promotion of Long-Acting Reversible Contraceptives (LARCs)

Contraception & Abortion

Black Birthing Bill of Rights

Contraception & Abortion

Exploring the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Congenital Syphilis Epidemic in the US

Contraception & Abortion

Health Disparities, Advocacy, and the Coronavirus

Contraception & Abortion

Maternal and Newborn Health Risks of Climate Change

Contraception & Abortion

Myths about Later Abortion

Contraception & Abortion

NYC Model for Sexual and Reproductive Justice

Contraception & Abortion

Op-Ed: Queer People Need Access to Abortions, Too

Contraception & Abortion

Reproductive Justice is the Right to Self Determination

Contraception & Abortion

Roe Is Gone. What Happens for Trans Men?

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Contraception & Abortion

The History of Abortion Law in the United States

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The Religious Right, Racial Segregation, and the Anti-Abortion Movement

Contraception & Abortion

Trans and Non-Binary People Get Abortions, Too

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What Is Reproductive Justice?

Contraception & Abortion

What is the Black Maternal Momnibus?