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Condom
Internal condom (FC2)
Cervical cap
Fertility awareness methods
Spermicide and gel
Withdrawal (pull-out method)
Sterilization
"Not right now"
Emergency contraception
Opening a Dialogue Around Emergency Contraception
May 2021: Power Updates Edition
Rural Health Challenges Affect Reproductive Well-Being
What to Do to Protect Birth Control Coverage
What Young Adults Believe About EC
POWER TO DECIDE HAILS THE INTRODUCTION OF THE WOMEN’S HEALTH PROTECTION ACT
How We Can Ensure Access to Abortion Care for All
POWER TO DECIDE CONTINUES ITS PARTNERSHIP WITH FOUNDATION CONSUMER HEALTHCARE
Contraceptive Access in Kansas
Human-Centered Design in Reproductive Health
Leveraging Language: How Learning the ‘Lingo’ of the Tech World can Benefit Sexual Health Entrepreneurs and Innovators
NEARLY 200,000 WOMEN IN KANSAS LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
Birth Control is for Everyone
Celebrating Father’s Day
One Year Later: Our Continuing Commitment to Equity
Evidence Shows Access to Birth Control Contributes to Higher Graduation Rates
“My Test, My Way” - National HIV Testing Day 2021
POWER TO DECIDE HAILS THE PASSAGE OF THE EQUAL ACCESS TO CONTRACEPTION FOR VETERANS ACT
Safe Sex Across the Rainbow
GUIDESTAR 2021 PLATINUM SEAL OF TRANSPARENCY
A Positive Sex Education Experience!
June 2021: Power Updates Edition
The Bold Type Helps Viewers Speak Up and Speak Out
Celebrating the Power of Freedom
Show Me the Money: How to Raise Money for Your Tech Project
June 2021 Power Player
POWER TO DECIDE STATEMENT ON RELEASE OF DRAFT HOUSE FY 2022 LABOR, HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AND EDUCATION SPENDING BILL
Birth Control Is For More Than Just Preventing Pregnancy
Mental Health: Discussion, Tips, Support
How Sexuality and Sex have Progressed on TV in the Last 25 Years
A New Normal: Telehealth Delivers Birth Control
Contraceptive Access in New Mexico
NEARLY 115,000 WOMEN IN NEW MEXICO LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
Birth control sponge
IUD (Intrauterine Device)
Implant (Nexplanon)
Birth control shot (Depo-Provera)
Birth control ring
Birth control patch
Birth control pill
Diaphragm
Condom
Internal condom (FC2)
Cervical cap
Fertility awareness methods
Spermicide and gel
Withdrawal (pull-out method)
Sterilization
"Not right now"
Emergency contraception
Opening a Dialogue Around Emergency Contraception
May 2021: Power Updates Edition
Rural Health Challenges Affect Reproductive Well-Being
What to Do to Protect Birth Control Coverage
What Young Adults Believe About EC
POWER TO DECIDE HAILS THE INTRODUCTION OF THE WOMEN’S HEALTH PROTECTION ACT
How We Can Ensure Access to Abortion Care for All
POWER TO DECIDE CONTINUES ITS PARTNERSHIP WITH FOUNDATION CONSUMER HEALTHCARE
Contraceptive Access in Kansas
Human-Centered Design in Reproductive Health
Leveraging Language: How Learning the ‘Lingo’ of the Tech World can Benefit Sexual Health Entrepreneurs and Innovators
NEARLY 200,000 WOMEN IN KANSAS LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
Birth Control is for Everyone
Celebrating Father’s Day
One Year Later: Our Continuing Commitment to Equity
Evidence Shows Access to Birth Control Contributes to Higher Graduation Rates
“My Test, My Way” - National HIV Testing Day 2021
POWER TO DECIDE HAILS THE PASSAGE OF THE EQUAL ACCESS TO CONTRACEPTION FOR VETERANS ACT
Safe Sex Across the Rainbow
GUIDESTAR 2021 PLATINUM SEAL OF TRANSPARENCY
A Positive Sex Education Experience!
June 2021: Power Updates Edition
The Bold Type Helps Viewers Speak Up and Speak Out
Celebrating the Power of Freedom
Show Me the Money: How to Raise Money for Your Tech Project
June 2021 Power Player
POWER TO DECIDE STATEMENT ON RELEASE OF DRAFT HOUSE FY 2022 LABOR, HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES AND EDUCATION SPENDING BILL
Birth Control Is For More Than Just Preventing Pregnancy
Mental Health: Discussion, Tips, Support
How Sexuality and Sex have Progressed on TV in the Last 25 Years
A New Normal: Telehealth Delivers Birth Control
Contraceptive Access in New Mexico
NEARLY 115,000 WOMEN IN NEW MEXICO LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS