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On Thanks, Birth Control Day, A National Poll Confirms That Birth Control Remains Widely Supported As A Basic Part Of Women’s Health Care
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On Thanks, Birth Control Day, A National Poll Confirms That Birth Control Remains Widely Supported As A Basic Part Of Women’s Health Care
AMIDST COVID-19 CHALLENGES POWER TO DECIDE’S TELEHEALTH RESOURCES SERVE TO ASSIST ACCESS TO REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES
Historic 70% Decline in U.S. Teen Birth Rate
Power To Decide Joins 100 Reproductive Health, Rights, and Justice Groups to Advance Reproductive Health for All
POWER TO DECIDE EARNS 4-STAR RATING FROM CHARITY NAVIGATOR
Protecting Science at Federal Agencies
Supporting Teens by Engaging the Village
Sarah M. Axelson, DrPH, MSW
Standing Up for Abortion Access
Access Is Power: Opioid Use Disorder and Reproductive Health
Pharmacist Prescribing of Hormonal Birth Control
State-Specific Sample Op-Eds
May 2020 Power Womxn
Oprah Taught Me Sex Ed
5 Celebs on Talking About Sex
4 Questions with Nadya Okamoto
Candace D. Gibson
Stephanie Quinn
Consejo para los modelos de los jóvenes 1
Consejo para cómo conversar con los jóvenes 2
Stay-at-home convo prompt #2
SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH, RIGHTS, AND JUSTICE ORGANIZATIONS ISSUE CALL TO ACTION FOR SEX EDUCATION
ADULTS SEE INCREASED OPPORTUNITY FOR IMPACTFUL CONVERSATIONS WITH YOUNG PEOPLE
Robert Wm. Blum
LOS ADULTOS VEN UNA MAYOR OPORTUNIDAD PARA TENER CONVERSACIONES IMPACTANTES CON LOS JÓVENES
Federal Policy Agenda 2021-2022
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Stay-at-home convo prompt #1
Stay-at-home champion tip #1
SEX EDUCATION COLLABORATIVE LAUNCHES WEBSITE WITH OPEN ACCESS TRAINING HUB
What Teens Really Want to Learn in Sex Ed
January 2020: Power Updates Edition
POWER TO DECIDE SELECTS RECIPIENTS FOR FOURTH ROUND OF INNOVATION NEXT
Implementing One Key Question in Hawaii
February 2020 Power Player
PRESIDENT’S FISCAL YEAR 2021 BUDGET REQUEST UNDERMINES ESSENTIAL FUNDING FOR WOMEN’S HEALTH
It’s Election Season – How to Make Sure Your Voice is Heard
Catching Up with the ME. Project
How Can You Find Trusted Resources on Sex, Love, and Relationships?
6 Questions with Jo Langford
Catching Up with HelloooAmerica!
June 2020 Power Womxn
Champions: Seize the Moment
May 2020: Power Updates Edition
POWER TO DECIDE SEX EDUCATOR PROVIDES 5 WAYS PARENTS CAN DISCUSS SEX, LOVE AND RELATIONSHIPS
We Have the Power to Change
Parents, Young People, and the Exam Room
It’s Never Too Early to Start Talking
Restoring Science, Protecting the Public
Why Teens Should Vote
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