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#APAHM 2019: Four Asian Pacific Islander Health Organizations You Should Know
#AskDrRaegan Answers Your Questions
#FlipTheScript: The Pill and Infertility Challenges
#TakeActionTuesdays
#TalkingIsPower Has Never Been More Important
#TalkingIsPower: Families Talking Together is Powerful
#ThxBirthControl Campaign Continues to Empower and Inform Amidst Challenges in Reproductive Health
#ThxBirthControl Day Highlights the Importance of Birth Control Access
#ThxBirthControl: 8 Celebs Speaking Out About Their Birth Control
#ThxBirthControl: It’s Time to Activate
1.2 MILLION WOMEN IN FLORIDA LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
10 Years of Saying Thanks, Birth Control!
11 Black Creators You Need to Follow
13 People Say Thanks, Birth Control
2024 Edition of Our Condom Use Data Digest
25 Years of Successes; And 2021 is Another Year For Continued Opportunities
3 Barriers to Communication: #TalkingIsPower 2019
3 Ways to Show Some Love
3 Young Activists Advocating for Reproductive Health
4 Latino Groups Advocating for Your Health
4 Parents on Why They Want to Talk
4 Questions with Nadya Okamoto
4 Things You Should Know About Friendships After High School
4 TV Shows Celebrating Hispanic Heritage
4 Ways Hollywood Can Help You Jumpstart Conversations with Young People About Sex
4 Ways to Access Birth Control
5 American Indian and Alaskan Natives Working to Improve Native Health
5 Celebs on Talking About Sex
5 Groundbreaking Shows that Continue to Inspire Us
5 Key Takeaways from R Street’s Lessons for Legislators
5 Latinas Saying #ThxBirthControl
5 Organizations Improving Native Health
5 Questions from Season 6 of TLC’s Unexpected
5 Questions with Melonie Knight
5 Questions with Stacey D. Stewart, President & CEO, March of Dimes
5 Reasons We Say "Thanks, Birth Control!"
5 Reasons Why Sharing Birth Control Stories Matters
5 Red Flags Teens Should Avoid in Relationships
5 Resources to Help You Start Meaningful Conversations This PRIDE Month
5 Stigma-Busting Accounts to Follow this #LetsTalk Month
5 Takeaways from Season 4 of Unexpected
5 Teachable Moments from Season Three of ‘Never Have I Ever’
5 TikTok Accounts That Model Healthy Relationships
5 Tips for Becoming a Queer Ally
5 Tips for Keeping a Long-Distance Relationship Healthy & Strong
5 Tips to Maintain a Healthy Relationship With Your Partner!
5 vasectomy myths, busted
5 Ways to be a Powerful Mentor
5 Ways to Celebrate World Contraception Day
5 Women on How Birth Control is Them Win Their Future
59 Years of The Pill: Celebrating Our Gains, Fighting to Expand Access
6 Organizations Centering Abortion Access for Latinos
6 Pop Musicians Making Waves in The LGBTQ+ Arena
6 Questions with Jo Langford
6 Ways Power to Decide Supports Women’s Health
6 Ways to Give Back
7 Must-Have Items to Carry in Your School Emergency Kit
7 Ways ‘Sex Appeal’ Demonstrates That #TalkingIsPower
8 People Remember Giving or Getting “The Talk”
9 Asian & Pacific Islanders You Need to Know
9 Times Condoms Carried the Show
A Birth Control Lover's Guide to Gifts
A Call for Reformation of Sex Education
A Celebration of Esperanza
A Conversation With Unpregnant Author, Jenni Hendriks
A Fond Farewell
A Guide to Starting Your Self-Care Journey!
A Health Care Provider's Perspective: #TalkingIsPower 2018
A Letter to Our Teenage Selves
A Lil’ Bit Grown-Ish
A Migraine is More Than Just A Headache
A Native Judge’s Fight for Equity Pt. 1
A Native Judge’s Fight for Equity Pt. 2
A New Book Answers Questions and Encourages Conversations
A New Direction for May: Sex Ed For All Month
A New Guide Addressing Sexual Health Concerns
A New Normal: Telehealth Delivers Birth Control
A NEW REPORT FROM THE CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION FINDS AN INCREASE IN BIRTH CONTROL USE AMONG WOMEN IN THE U.S.
A Positive Sex Education Experience!
A Resource for Abortion Patient Navigators
A Single Parent’s Guide to Talking
A Special Message from Our CEO
A Teen’s Guide to Birth Control
A Teen’s Map to Telehealth
A Toolkit to Advance Contraceptive Access
A Tribute to Cindy Pellegrini-Johnson
Abortion Access in Eastern Kentucky
AbortionFinder is a Go-To Resource
Accessible, Over the Counter Birth Control
Accessing Abortion Care in Pre- vs Post-Roe America
Accessing Abortion Care Via Telehealth
Accessing Telehealth Today
ACCORDING TO POWER TO DECIDE, 97 PERCENT OF WOMEN IN NEED LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
Addressing Sexual and Reproductive Health on College Campuses
Adequate Information Can Help Unlock Youth Birth Control Access
Administration Establishes “Conscience and Religious Freedom Division” That Threatens Women’s Power to Decide
Administration to Propose “Domestic Gag Rule” With Dangerous Implications For Access To Critical Preventive Health Services For Women
ADULTS SEE INCREASED OPPORTUNITY FOR IMPACTFUL CONVERSATIONS WITH YOUNG PEOPLE
Advancing Birth Control Research
Advocating for Better Sexual and Reproductive Health Care on Your Campus
All People Deserve Access to Quality Reproductive Health Services
All Sides with Ann Fisher: Teen Pregnancy Prevention Programs Lose Funding featuring Power to Decide's Director of Public Policy
AMIDST COVID-19 CHALLENGES POWER TO DECIDE’S TELEHEALTH RESOURCES SERVE TO ASSIST ACCESS TO REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES
An Equitable Framework for Femtech
An Opill Primer: Everything You Need to Know About the First Over the Counter Pill
An Over-the-Counter Birth Control Pill Will Hit Shelves Soon
And the Winner Is...
Another Successful #ThxBirthControl Day
Applications for the Shared Learning Collaborative are Open
Appropriations Bill Fails to Provide Needed Funding for Reproductive Health
April 2019 Power Player
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April 2020 Power Womxn
April 2020: Power Updates Edition
APRIL 2021 POWER WOMXN
April 2021: Power Updates Edition
April 2022 Power Player
April 2022: Power Updates Edition
April 2023 Power Player
Are You Insured?
Are You Planning to Vote in November?
Asian Americans and Sexual Health: What Role Do Health Care Providers Play?
Asking Questions and Avoiding Unexpected Costs: Become an Empowered Patient
August 2019 Power Player
August 2019: Power Updates Edition
August 2020 Power Womxn
August 2020: Power Updates Edition
August 2021 Power Player
August 2021: Power Updates Edition
August 2022 Power Player
August 2022: Power Updates Edition
August 2023 Power Player
AUMENTA LA PREOCUPACIÓN EN CUANTO AL ACCESO A MÉTODOS ANTICONCEPTIVOS EN EL FUTURO
Awkward Sex Talk? Maci from Teen Mom OG has ‘The Talk’ with Her Son
Back to Basics
Back to Basics: Introducing #TalkingIsPower 2024
BEDSIDER AND TWENTYEIGHT HEALTH PARTNER TO INCREASE WOMEN’S ACCESS TO CONTRACEPTION
Before Your First Doctor’s Visit
Behind the Scenes and In Front of the TV: Two Perspectives on Dawson’s Creek
Beyond The March: Activating Year-Round
BIPARTISAN BILL FUNDS TITLE X AND TPP BUT FAILS TO SAFEGUARD AGAINST ATTACKS
Birth Control and Depression
Birth Control as Public Health
Birth Control Information on Social Media
Birth Control is a Journey
Birth Control is for Everyone
Birth Control Is For More Than Just Preventing Pregnancy
Birth Control Love All Year Round
Birth Control Update: the Mirena IUD is Effective for 8 Years
Birth Control’s Relationship with Pregnancy Intention and Birth Spacing
Black History Month: 11 Reproductive Justice Organizations to Uplift
Black History Month: 6 African-American Women Trailblazers That Have Changed the World
Black Maternal Mortality Rises Again
Black Women and Contraceptive Care
Breastfeeding as Birth Control? The Benefits of Using Dual Methods 
Busting 3 Pervasive Myths Around Sexual Health
Busting Birth Control Myths
Can I Get Pregnant If...
Can I Get Pregnant If…?: Part 3
Can TV Shows Fuel Better Sex Talks IRL?
Can You Relate?
Carry On Having Inclusive Conversations
Catching Up with Design Vagabonds
Catching Up with HelloooAmerica!
Catching Up with Innovation Next 2016 Winners, Momentos
Catching Up With Innovation Next 2016 Winners, MySexEd
Catching Up with the ME. Project
Celebración del Mes de la Herencia Hispana
Celebrate All Things Birth Control With Us
Celebrate Valentine’s Day at Every Age
Celebrating #ThxBirthControl Day: A New Era of Access with Over-the-Counter Birth Control Pills!
Celebrating 25 Years of Service
Celebrating Abortion Providers
Celebrating Community Health Centers
Celebrating Father’s Day
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
Celebrating Mother’s Day
Celebrating Native Stories
Celebrating the Power of Freedom
Centering Disabled People in Health
Challenging Challenges to Improve Community RWB
Champion Guide: #TalkingIsPower 2019
Champions: Seize the Moment
Check Out Our New Store
Chemistry over Contraceptives—How School Sex Ed Fails Students
Coming Out: Let’s Talk Month
Committing to Continuing the Fight
Communication is Key!
Community College Students Face Barriers to Accessing Contraceptives
CONCERN GROWING ABOUT FUTURE ACCESS TO BIRTH CONTROL
Concerns About Birth Control Availability
Condom Use Data Digest
Condoms Are For Everyone #MakeSomeLove
CONFUSION SURROUNDING ABORTION ACCESS REMAINS HIGH AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE
CONGRESS MUST ACT TO PROTECT AND EXPAND REPRODUCTIVE WELL-BEING FOR ALL
Connecting the Why and the How to Increase Opportunities for Youth
Consent and Sex Ed
Consent At Every Age: #TalkingIsPower 2018
Considering Their Futures
Continuing RBG’s Legacy: Why Voting Matters
Continuing to Advocate for Access to Abortion Care
Continuing to Talk It Out
Continuing to Talk Through the Ages
Contraception and the Gender Wage Gap
Contraceptive Access Across the Globe
Contraceptive Access and State Telehealth Policies
Contraceptive Access in Vermont
Contraceptive Deserts, Title X, and BCBenefits
Conversation Challenge: Let's Talk 2019
Conversation Tips and Prompts: Talking Is Power 2020
Conversations Through the Ages
Cori Bush: An Instrument of Change
Court Cases that Helped Shape History
COVID-19 and Its Toll on Reproductive Health
Creating Sex Ed to Support Everyone
Current Events and Young People
Dads, This Father's Day Start Talking!
Dear Dad, Thanks for Being My Champion
DECEMBER 2019 POWER PLAYER
December 2018 Power Player
December 2019: Power Updates Edition
December 2020 Power Womxn
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December 2021 Power Player
December 2021: Power Updates Edition
December 2022 Power Player
December 2022: Power Updates Edition
December 2023 Power Player
DECLINE IN U.S. BIRTHS AMONG WOMEN WITH ADVANCED DEGREES
Despite Ongoing Contraceptive Access Challenges, Public Health Workers and Advocates Persist
Discussing Sexual Well-Being and Empowerment in the Bronx
Disparities in Black Reproductive Well-Being
Do You Have a Go-To Person?
Dobbs Fallout Continues
Dobbs Fallout: Abortion Access One Year Later
DOMESTIC GAG RULE REDUCES BIRTH CONTROL ACCESS FOR ALMOST 55,000 WOMEN LIVING IN IOWA
DOMESTIC GAG RULE REDUCES BIRTH CONTROL ACCESS FOR NEARLY 50,000 WOMEN LIVING IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
DOMESTIC GAG RULE REDUCES BIRTH CONTROL ACCESS FOR OVER 45,000 WOMEN LIVING IN RHODE ISLAND
DOMESTIC GAG RULE REDUCES CONTRACEPTIVE ACCESS FOR 286,000 WOMEN LIVING IN ARIZONA
DOMESTIC GAG RULE REDUCES CONTRACEPTIVE ACCESS FOR 30,000 WOMEN LIVING IN MISSOURI
DOMESTIC GAG RULE REDUCES CONTRACEPTIVE ACCESS FOR MORE THAN 630,000 WOMEN LIVING IN ILLINOIS
DOMESTIC GAG RULE REDUCES CONTRACEPTIVE ACCESS FOR NEARLY 200,000 WOMEN LIVING IN MINNESOTA
DOMESTIC GAG RULE REDUCES CONTRACEPTIVE ACCESS FOR NEARLY 370,000 WOMEN LIVING IN NEW JERSEY
DOMESTIC GAG RULE REDUCES CONTRACEPTIVE ACCESS FOR NEARLY 450,000 WOMEN LIVING IN MICHIGAN
DOMESTIC GAG RULE REDUCES CONTRACEPTIVE ACCESS FOR NEARLY 80,000 WOMEN LIVING IN MAINE
DOMESTIC GAG RULE REDUCES CONTRACEPTIVE ACCESS FOR OVER 16,000 WOMEN LIVING IN WEST VIRGINIA
DOMESTIC GAG RULE REDUCES CONTRACEPTIVE ACCESS FOR OVER 165,000 WOMEN LIVING IN UTAH
DOMESTIC GAG RULE REDUCES CONTRACEPTIVE ACCESS FOR OVER 275,000 WOMEN LIVING IN OHIO
DOMESTIC GAG RULE REDUCES CONTRACEPTIVE ACCESS FOR OVER 475,000 WOMEN LIVING IN PENNSYLVANIA
DOMESTIC GAG RULE REDUCES CONTRACEPTIVE ACCESS FOR OVER 60,000 WOMEN LIVING IN COLORADO
DOMESTIC GAG RULE REDUCES CONTRACEPTIVE ACCESS FOR OVER ONE MILLION WOMEN LIVING IN NEW YORK
Doubling Up on Birth Control
Dr. Raegan Answers Questions on Abortion
Dr. Raegan Answers Real Questions About Reproductive Well-Being
Dr. Raegan Answers Your Questions
Dr. Ruth Westheimer says #TalkingIsPower with a Screening and Discussion of “Ask Dr. Ruth”
During COVID-19 People Are Still Saying, “#ThxBirthControl!”
Dying to Give Birth
Efforts to Increase Contraceptive Access for Veterans
Eliminating the Domestic Gag Rule
EN EL DÍA DE DAR GRACIAS A LOS MÉTODOS ANTICONCEPTIVOS NUEVA ENCUESTA DEMUESTRA QUE EXISTE UN GRAN APOYO PARA TENER ACCESO A LOS MÉTODOS ANTICONCEPTIVOS
En El Día De Gracias, Día De Los Anticonceptivos, Una Encuesta Nacional Confirma Que Los Anticonceptivos Continúan Teniendo Un Apoyo Generalizado Como Parte Fundamental Del Cuidado De Salud De La Mujer
Encouraging Inclusive Conversations: #TalkingIsPower 2022
END OF YEAR DEAL FAILS TO INCLUDE CRITICAL PROTECTIONS FOR THOSE MOST IN NEED
Engaging with Your Representatives
Establish Yourself as a Trusted Adult
ESTIMATED 180,000 WOMEN IN CONNECTICUT LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
Evaluating Families Talking Together
Everyone Loves Birth Control
Evidence Shows Access to Birth Control Contributes to Higher Graduation Rates
Evidence-Based Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Interventions: What’s New?
Expanding Medicaid Improves Reproductive Well-Being
Expanding Our Work To Meet The Needs Of Young People
Expanding Reproductive Health Access Through State Policy
Exploration, Experimentation, & Education: My Birth Control Journey
Explore A Virtual World Where Birth Control is Available OTC
Facing Health Disparities in Rural America
Family Planning in the Time of Coronavirus
Fathers Are Confident They Can Provide Important Advice to Their Daughters About Sex, Love, and Relationships
FDA Approves Over-the-Counter Birth Control Pills
February 2018 Power Player
February 2019 Power Player
February 2019: Power Updates Edition
February 2020 Power Player
February 2020: Power Updates Edition
February 2021 Power Womxn
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February 2022 Power Player
February 2022: Power Updates Edition
February 2023 Power Player
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ALLOWS TEXAS TO BLOCK LOW INCOME WOMEN’S ACCESS TO QUALITY FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES
FEDERAL POLICIES REDUCE BIRTH CONTROL ACCESS FOR NEARLY 2.3 MILLION WOMEN LIVING IN CALIFORNIA
Fewer Women Have Preventive Service Coverage
Fighting for Access in a Post-Dobbs World
Finding Health Care Support on Campus
Finding Inclusive Health Care in College
Five Great Reasons to Support Power to Decide this Holiday Season
Five Things I’m Grateful for this Giving Tuesday
Five TV Abortion Stories to Spark Great Conversations
Five Ways to Support Power to Decide this Giving Tuesday
Foster Care + Sex Ed: Why it Matters
Free the Pill: Why Birth Control Should Be Available OTC
FRIES & Consent
From Greater Education Access to Higher Quality of Life, The Revolutionary Power of Birth Control
Get Out the Youth Vote
Getting Real: 5 Ways to be an “Askable” Parent
GIVE THE GIFT OF RESPECT FOR VALENTINE’S DAY
Growing Ideas: How Incubators and Accelerators Can Help “Sex Tech” Projects Scale
Grown-ish, Gen-Z, and Relationships
Guide for Providers: #TalkingIsPower 2019
Guide for Teens: #TalkingIsPower 2019
GUIDESTAR 2021 PLATINUM SEAL OF TRANSPARENCY
Have A Powerful Conversation Today
Have you connected with your young person lately?
Have you talked to yourself today?
Healthy Relationships and Transitioning from High School to College
Hearing Unasked Questions
Help Undo the Damage Caused by the Trump Administration’s Domestic Gag Rule
Help Young People Today: #TalkingIsPower 2019
Help! My Friends and My Ex Are Still Friends…
Helping Mississippi College Students Prevent Unplanned Pregnancy and STIs
Helping Missourians Achieve Reproductive Well-Being
Helping Our Patients Achieve RWB
Helping the Young People at Work
Hepatitis B and HPV Vaccination
HER Salt Lake and Family Planning Elevated
Highlighting Black Sexual Health Organizations
HIMS & HERS ANNOUNCES IT IS PARTNERING WITH POWER TO DECIDE TO EXPAND ACCESS TO BIRTH CONTROL
Hispanic Heritage Month 2018: Celebrating 13 Latinxs Who Stand for Women's Reproductive Justice
Historic 70% Decline in U.S. Teen Birth Rate
HIV Testing is Self-Care
Home-based sexuality education in the time of COVID-19
Hookup Culture: the Reflection of Tea
Hormonal Contraception Remains Effective Option For Millions of Women
House Subcommittee Eliminates Funding for Title X And TPP Program
How a New Narrative Can Help Create Reproductive Well-Being for All
How AbortionFinder Verifies Its Providers
How Are We Helping More Women Say “Thanks, Birth Control!”?
How are young people accessing birth control in the age of COVID-19?
How BCBenefits Benefited Me
How Birth Control Can Ease Painful Periods
How Birth Control Can Help With Gender Dysphoria
How Birth Control Has Helped People Thrive
How Birth Control Increased Opportunities to Succeed
How Can You Find Trusted Resources on Sex, Love, and Relationships?
How Can You Help Celebrate World Contraception Day?
How Do You Teach Young People to Cope with Kids Who Have Different Values
How Parents Shape Teens’ Sexual Decision-Making for the Better
How Sexuality and Sex have Progressed on TV in the Last 25 Years
How the Momnibus Can Address the Black Maternal Health Crisis
How to Avoid a Gap in Your Medicaid Coverage
How to Buy Condoms: Part 1
How to Buy Condoms: Part 2
How to Help Young People Find Care
How to Join the Fight for Abortion Rights
How to Know When You’re Ready to Become Sexually Active
How to Make a Difference
How to Set Boundaries
How to Start Talking About Sex
How to Support Birth Control When You’re Under 18
How to Talk About Consent, Boundaries, Privacy, and Safety Online
How to Talk About Reproductive Legislation
How We Can Ensure Access to Abortion Care for All
How You Can Spread Your Love of BC
How Young People Can Speak Up for Their Needs
HRSA Recommends One Key Question
I Voted. Now What?
I'm Telling The Administration #HandsOffMyBc, Here's Why
Implementing One Key Question in Hawaii
Implementing One Key Question in Kenosha, WI
Importance of Sex Ed from a Sex Educator
Improving Access to and Demand for Birth Control in Kentucky
Improving Birth Control Access For Those Who Serve
Improving Contraceptive Access for Women with Opioid Use Disorder
Improving Health Disparities for Native American Indian and Alaska Native Populations
Improving Reproductive Well-Being of Transition-Aged Youth Through One Key Question
Improving RWB from Within the Community
Improving the Reproductive Health and Well-Being of Latinas Through Healthy Nutrition
Increasing Birth Control Access in Ohio through Public-Private, State-Local Partnerships
Increasing Patient Satisfaction
Indigenous Advocates Welcome A Comprehensive Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program Proven to Work in Native American Communities
Information is Essential for Access: Findings from Power to Decide’s Inaugural Youth Reproductive Health Access (YouR HeAlth) Survey
Intentionality: What does it have to do with pregnancy?
International Women’s Day 2021: Dr. Raegan McDonald-Mosley on Challenges and Mentorship
International Women’s Day 2021: Dr. Raegan McDonald-Mosley on How Personal Experience Shapes Her Work
INTRODUCED DURING SEX ED FOR ALL MONTH, EDUCATION LEGISLATION WILL EMPOWER YOUNG PEOPLE WITH INFORMATION AND ACCESS
Introducing Beyond the Sheets
Introducing Power to Decide’s HBCU Student Ambassadors
Introducing the Contraceptive Equity Initiative
Introducing the Reproductive Well-Being Framework Podcast Series
Is It Time to Reevaluate Your Birth Control Method?
Is Your Sex Ed for All? 5 Ways to Tell
It's Time To Activate: #TalkingIsPower 2018
It’s Election Season – How to Make Sure Your Voice is Heard
It’s Never Too Early to Start Talking
January 2018 Power Player
January 2020 Power Player
January 2020: Power Updates Edition
January 2021 Power Womxn
January 2021: Power Updates Edition
January 2022 Power Player
January 2022: Power Updates Edition
January 2023 Power Player
January is Cervical Health Awareness Month
Join the #FreeThePill Virtual Store Ribbon Cutting on May 10
Join Us in Building a Nationwide Reproductive Well-Being Movement
July 2019 Power Player
July 2019: Power Updates Edition
July 2020 Power Womxn
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July 2022: Power Updates Edition
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June 2024 Power Player
Juneteenth: A Time to Reflect on the Racist Roots of Abortion Restrictions
Keep the Power On: #TalkingIsPower 2021
Keeping in Touch
Keeping Up With Your Sexual Health In College
LA ORGANIZACIÓN POWER TO DECIDE LANZA NUEVO BUSCADOR Y RECURSOS EN ESPAÑOL SOBRE LA INTERRUPCIÓN Y FINALIZACIÓN PREMATURA DEL EMBARAZO
Leah's Story: #TalkingIsPower
Leaked Memo Ignores the Realities of our Nation's Young People
Let’s Send Our Kids Back to School Prepared – Get Them Vaccinated!
Let’s Talk About Sex (Education)
Let’s Talk About Sex!
Let’s Talk Access with Simple Health
Let’s Talk Month Urges Parents to Talk to Their Children – It Can Change Their Lives
Let’s Talk Pleasure
Let’s Watch! ‘UNEXPECTED’ is Back on TLC for a Fourth Season
Leveraging Language: How Learning the ‘Lingo’ of the Tech World can Benefit Sexual Health Entrepreneurs and Innovators
Linking Mental Health and Reproductive Well-Being
LOS ADULTOS VEN UNA MAYOR OPORTUNIDAD PARA TENER CONVERSACIONES IMPACTANTES CON LOS JÓVENES
Loud and Clear: Abortion Providers and Patients Share Stories
Make Some Love: Sexperts on Staying Safe During COVID-19
Mamatoto Village: Empowering Black Women to Thrive
March 2019 Power Player
March 2019: Power Updates Edition
March 2020 Power Player
March 2020: Power Updates Edition
March 2021 Power Womxn
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March 2022: Power Updates Edition
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May 2018 Power Player
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May 2019: Power Updates Edition
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May 2022: Power Updates Edition
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MAY IS NATIONAL SEX ED FOR ALL MONTH
May is National Sex Ed for All Month
Meet Annovera, A New Type of Birth Control
Meet the Innovators: First Cohort
MEET THE INNOVATORS: SECOND COHORT
MEET THE INNOVATORS: THIRD COHORT
Meet the Reproductive Well-Being Shared Learning Collaborative Teams
Meeting with the Second Gentleman, Doug Emhoff
Menstruation: Discovery, Determination, and Discs
Mental Health Care, Maternal Health, and Addressing Disparities
Mental Health: Discussion, Tips, Support
Millennial’s Guide: #TalkingIsPower 2019
MILLIONS STRIPPED OF ACCESS TO QUALITY FAMILY PLANNING
Minority Mental Health: Data Breakdown
Momentos: Sparking Meaningful Conversations in the Latinx Community
MORE THAN 1.7 MILLION WOMEN IN TEXAS LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
MORE THAN 164,000 WOMEN IN ARKANSAS LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
More Than 200,000 Women in Mississippi Live in Contraceptive Deserts
MORE THAN 217,000 WOMEN IN OKLAHOMA LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
MORE THAN 284,000 WOMEN IN MARYLAND LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
MORE THAN 300,000 WOMEN IN ALABAMA LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
More Than 300,000 Women in Louisiana Live in Contraceptive Deserts
MORE THAN 300,000 WOMEN IN SOUTH CAROLINA LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
More Than 360,000 Women in Massachusetts Live in Contraceptive Deserts
MORE THAN 400,000 WOMEN IN TENNESSEE LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
MORE THAN 400,000 WOMEN IN VIRGINIA LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
MORE THAN 50,000 WOMEN IN DELAWARE LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
MORE THAN 600,000 WOMEN IN GEORGIA LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
MORE THAN 600,000 WOMEN IN NORTH CAROLINA LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
More Than “Filling a Void”: Addressing Systemic Barriers to Reproductive Health for Youth in LA’s Foster Care System
MTV’S 16 & Pregnant is Back for a Five-Week Event
My Friend and I Like the Same Person
My Friend Dated My Ex…
My Ideal Sex Class
My Period Story
My Sex Ed Experience, What I Wish I Had, and How We Can Advocate for Sex Ed that Meets the Needs of All Young People
Navigating Conversations with Teens
NEARLY 115,000 WOMEN IN NEW MEXICO LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
NEARLY 180,000 WOMEN IN NEVADA LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
NEARLY 200,000 WOMEN IN KANSAS LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
NEARLY 242,000 WOMEN IN OREGON LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
NEARLY 300,000 WOMEN IN KENTUCKY LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
Nearly 33,000 Women in Wyoming Live in Contraceptive Deserts
NEARLY 40,000 WOMEN IN NORTH DAKOTA LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
NEARLY 429,000 WOMEN IN INDIANA LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
NEARLY 50,000 WOMEN IN SOUTH DAKOTA LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
New and Improved: Bedsider’s Method Explorer
New Birth Control Pill Nextstellis
New Campaign Highlights Critical Preventive Services For Women As Provided Under the ACA
New Data on Abortion Access
New Data on Adolescents and Young Adults’ Preferred Sources of Birth Control Information
New Feature On Bedsider Expands Information and Access for Women
New Initiative Coming to Fayetteville, NC to Support HBCU Student Success Through Sexual and Reproductive Health
New Initiative Coming to Jackson, MS to Support HBCU Student Success Through Sexual and Reproductive Health
New Initiative Coming to New Orleans, LA to Support HBCU Student Success Through Sexual and Reproductive Health
New Initiative Coming to Tuskegee, AL to Support HBCU Student Success Through Sexual and Reproductive Health
New Initiative Coming to US Virgin Islands to Support HBCU Student Success Through Sexual and Reproductive Health
New Initiative ‘Beyond the Sheets’ Supports HBCU Student Success By Advancing Reproductive Well-Being
New Interactive Maps Powerfully Illustrate the Post-Roe Abortion Care Landscape
NEW POLL SHOWS PARENTS CONTINUE TO BE PRIMARY INFLUENCER
New poll: Voters overwhelmingly support over-the-counter access to oral contraceptive birth control pill on the eve of FDA expert vote
New Polling Shows Strong Support for Birth Control as a Basic Part of Women’s Health Care
New Polling Shows Young Women Seek Sex and Relationship Advice from their Fathers
New Power to Decide Initiative Seeks to Expand Contraceptive Equity and Honor Pioneers in the Field
NEW POWER TO DECIDE SURVEY SHOWS CRITICAL GAPS IN YOUNG PEOPLE’S ACCESS TO CONTRACEPTION AND ABORTION
New Report Highlights the Increase in Opioid Use Disorder Among Pregnant Women
New Research Shows More Teens Are Using Contraception
NEW STUDY REVEALS INCREASED PATIENT SATISFACTION FOR POWER TO DECIDE’S ONE KEY QUESTION
New Survey Data on Young People’s Access to Birth Control Information
New Survey Finds Supreme Court Decision Fueling Young Adults’ Concerns Over Future of Birth Control Access
NEW SURVEY SHOWS GREATER KNOWLEDGE AND USE OF TELEHEALTH AMONG WOMEN WITH HIGHER INCOMES
NEW SURVEY SHOWS SIGNIFICANT SUPPORT FOR TELEHEALTH
New Year, New Congress: Resolve to Get Involved
New Year, New Shows, New Conversations
Nine Women Who Fought for Reproductive Freedom
November 2018 Power Player
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NUEVA ENCUESTA DEMUESTRA QUE LOS PADRES SIGUEN SIENDO LA INFLUENCIA MÁS IMPORTANTE
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ON THANKS BIRTH CONTROL DAY, NEW POLL SHOWS OVERWHELMING SUPPORT FOR CONTRACEPTIVE ACCESS
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OVER 1,500,000 WOMEN IN THE APPALACHIA REGION LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
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OVER EIGHT MILLION PEOPLE VISITED POWER TO DECIDE’S ‘ABORTIONFINDER’ TOOL SINCE THE OVERTURN OF ROE V. WADE
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POWER TO DECIDE AND MEDICINES360 ANNOUNCE PARTNERSHIP TO EXPAND ACCESS TO CONTRACEPTION
POWER TO DECIDE ANNOUNCES NEW CHAIR AND VICE CHAIR FOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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POWER TO DECIDE ANNOUNCES TWO NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEMBERS
Power To Decide Applauds Bill That Will Fund Key Family Planning Programs
Power to Decide Applauds Bill to Improve Contraceptive & Maternal Health Counseling
Power To Decide Applauds Bipartisan Senate Bill That Funds Programs That Help Young People To Decide If, When, And Under What Circumstances To Get Pregnant
POWER TO DECIDE APPLAUDS CONFIRMATION OF XAVIER BECERRA AS HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES SECRETARY
POWER TO DECIDE APPLAUDS CONGRESS FOR PASSING RELIEF FOR MILLIONS HARD-HIT BY THE PANDEMIC
Power to Decide Applauds Executive Order to Expand and Protect Contraceptive Access
Power to Decide Applauds FDA Announcement on Medication Abortion 
Power to Decide Applauds House Appropriations Bill That Supports Sexual and Reproductive Health
Power to Decide Applauds House Introduction of the Women’s Health Protection Act
POWER TO DECIDE APPLAUDS HOUSE PASSAGE OF THE BUILD BACK BETTER ACT
POWER TO DECIDE APPLAUDS HOUSE PASSAGE OF THE WOMEN’S HEALTH PROTECTION ACT OF 2021
POWER TO DECIDE APPLAUDS INTRODUCTION OF THE ACCESS FOR CONTRACEPTION FOR SERVICEMEMBERS AND DEPENDENTS ACT OF 2021
Power to Decide Applauds Introduction of the Affordability is Access Act
Power to Decide Applauds Key Program and Policy Proposals in President Biden’s FY 2024 Budget
POWER TO DECIDE APPLAUDS NEW FEDERAL GUIDANCE TO ENSURE CONTRACEPTIVE COVERAGE AND ACCESS FOR MEDICAID ENROLLEES
POWER TO DECIDE APPLAUDS NEW GUIDANCE ON CONTRACEPTIVE COVERAGE AND URGES ENFORCEMENT
POWER TO DECIDE APPLAUDS PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION ON RULES THAT WOULD LIMIT ACCESS TO BIRTH CONTROL
POWER TO DECIDE APPLAUDS PROPOSED RULE TO MAKE CONTRACEPTION MORE AFFORDABLE AND ACCESSIBLE
Power to Decide Applauds Re-Introduction of Affordability is Access Act
Power to Decide Applauds Re-Introduction of ‘Right to Contraception Act’
Power to Decide applauds reintroduction of federal bill to expand access to contraception
POWER TO DECIDE APPLAUDS ROLLOUT OF COST ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR FIRST OVER-THE-COUNTER BIRTH CONTROL PILL
Power to Decide Applauds Ruling In Favor Of Teen Pregnancy Prevention Grantees
POWER TO DECIDE APPLAUDS THE AFFORDABILITY IS ACCESS ACT
POWER TO DECIDE APPLAUDS THE BIDEN-HARRIS ADMINISTRATION’S NATIONAL STRATEGY ON GENDER EQUITY AND EQUALITY
Power to Decide Applauds the FDA Advisory Committee’s Unanimous Recommendation Approving OTC Access for Birth Control Pill
Power to Decide applauds the FDA approval of OTC access for birth control pill
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POWER TO DECIDE APPLAUDS THE INTRODUCTION OF THE 2021 EACH ACT
Power to Decide Applauds the Introduction of the Stop Anti-Abortion Disinformation Act
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Power to Decide Deeply Disappointed in Omnibus Appropriations Bill
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Power to Decide Dismayed By Critical Program Eliminations In President’s Budget
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POWER TO DECIDE HAILS EACH WOMAN ACT
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POWER TO DECIDE HAILS PROPOSED RULE THAT WOULD ELIMINATE THE DOMESTIC GAG RULE
POWER TO DECIDE HAILS THE INTRODUCTION OF THE WOMEN’S HEALTH PROTECTION ACT
POWER TO DECIDE HAILS THE PASSAGE OF THE EQUAL ACCESS TO CONTRACEPTION FOR VETERANS ACT
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Power To Decide Joins 100 Reproductive Health, Rights, and Justice Groups to Advance Reproductive Health for All
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POWER TO DECIDE LAUNCHES ABORTIONFINDER
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POWER TO DECIDE MARKS 49TH ANNIVERSARY OF ROE V. WADE
POWER TO DECIDE MARKS THE 48TH ANNIVERSARY OF ROE V. WADE
POWER TO DECIDE PLEASED THAT CONGRESS PASSED APPROPRIATIONS BILL WHICH INCLUDES FUNDING FOR KEY REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH PROGRAMS
POWER TO DECIDE PLEASED THAT THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES PASSES APPROPRIATIONS
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POWER TO DECIDE PRAISES THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION ON REVERSAL OF HARMFUL RESTRICTIONS
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POWER TO DECIDE PROUDLY SUPPORTS FREE THE PILL DAY
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POWER TO DECIDE RECOGNIZED WITH 14th CONSECUTIVE 4-STAR RATING FROM CHARITY NAVIGATOR
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POWER TO DECIDE STANDS WITH THE PEOPLE OF TEXAS AGAINST STATE’S 6 WEEK BAN ON ABORTION CARE
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POWER TO DECIDE TO PARTNER WITH FOUNDATION CONSUMER HEALTHCARE
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POWER TO DECIDE URGES SENATE TO SUPPORT RIGHT TO CONTRACEPTION ACT
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PRESIDENT’S FISCAL YEAR 2020 BUDGET REQUEST UNDERMINES ESSENTIAL SUPPORTS FOR WOMEN
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#TalkingIsPower: 2018 Champion Guide
10 Tips for Parents to Help Their Children Avoid Teen Pregnancy
10 Ways to Address Teen Pregnancy Prevention Among Youth in Foster Care
16 & Pregnant: A Novel Discussion Guide
20 Years From Promise to Proof
2023 #ThxBirthControl Survey Data
A Visual Representation of Pharmacist Prescribing
A Year In Review: One Key Question Online
About AbortionFinder
About Bedsider
Access Is Power: Opioid Use Disorder and Reproductive Health
Access to Birth Control and Contraceptive Deserts
An Overview of Our Programs
BCBenefits: A Contraceptive Access Fund
Better Birth Control Framework
Birth Control 101
Briefly - Policy Brief: Preventing Teen Pregnancy is Critical to School Completion
Briefly: Unplanned Pregnancy Among College Students and Strategies to Address It
Budget Chart
Care Women Deserve Congressional Briefing: Ginny Ehrlich's Remarks
Community Spotlight: CASE STUDIES Implementing a New Sexual Health Education Law in North Carolina
Community Spotlight: CASE STUDIES Strategies for Communications Campaigns: Lessons Learned from the Bronx, NY
Consejos y herramientas para las personas que son modelos en la vida de los jóvenes: Jóvenes en edad de transición (18+)
Consejos y herramientas para las personas que son modelos en la vida de los jóvenes: La edad de transición, adolescentes entre los 13 y los 17 años
Consejos y herramientas para las personas que son modelos en la vida de los jóvenes: Preadolescentes y adolescencia temprana
Contraceptive Access in Alabama
Contraceptive Access in Appalachia
Contraceptive Access in Arizona
Contraceptive Access in Arkansas
Contraceptive Access in California
Contraceptive Access in Colorado
Contraceptive Access in Connecticut
Contraceptive Access in Delaware
Contraceptive Access in Florida
Contraceptive Access in Georgia
Contraceptive Access in Hawaii
Contraceptive Access in Idaho
Contraceptive Access in Illinois
Contraceptive Access in Indiana
Contraceptive Access in Iowa
Contraceptive Access in Kansas
Contraceptive Access in Kentucky
Contraceptive Access in Louisiana
Contraceptive Access in Maine
Contraceptive Access in Maryland
Contraceptive Access in Massachusetts
Contraceptive Access in Michigan
Contraceptive Access in Minnesota
Contraceptive Access in Mississippi
Contraceptive Access in Missouri
Contraceptive Access in Montana
Contraceptive Access in Nebraska
Contraceptive Access in Nevada
Contraceptive Access in New Hampshire
Contraceptive Access in New Jersey
Contraceptive Access in New Mexico
Contraceptive Access in New York
Contraceptive Access in North Carolina
Contraceptive Access in North Dakota
Contraceptive Access in Ohio
Contraceptive Access in Oklahoma
Contraceptive Access in Oregon
Contraceptive Access in Pennsylvania
Contraceptive Access in Rhode Island
Contraceptive Access in South Carolina
Contraceptive Access in South Dakota
Contraceptive Access in Tennessee
Contraceptive Access in Texas
Contraceptive Access in Utah
Contraceptive Access in Vermont
Contraceptive Access in Virginia
Contraceptive Access in West Virginia
Contraceptive Access in Wisconsin
Contraceptive Access in Wyoming
Contrarrestando el silencio: Juego de herramientas para líderes de fe para prevenir el embarazo precoz
Counting It Up: Key Data
Coverage for an Extended Supply of Prescription Contraception
Developing Effective Sustainable Personal Responsibility Education Programs
Diez Consejos Para Los Padres
Does it work? Research on One Key Question
El mes de #TalkingIsPower 2018: Consejos para los modelos de los jóvenes
El mes de #TalkingIsPower 2018: Guía para las personas que son modelos en la vida de los jóvenes
Emerging Answers 2007: New Research Findings on Programs to Reduce Teen Pregnancy—Full Report
Everyone Loves Birth Control
Extended Supply of Contraception
Familias hablando unidas: Creando conversaciones saludables en familia para prevenir los embarazos de adolescentes: Currículo para promotores
Fast Facts: Teen Pregnancy in the United States
Federal Funding Streams Dedicated to Preventing Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy at a Glance
Federal Policy Agenda 2021-2022
Fiscal Year 2025 Appropriations Request Letter
FY 2024 Appropriations Request Letter
Health Centers Offering the Full Range of Methods Excluding Title X Health Centers
Helping Students Prevent Unplanned Pregnancy At Mississippi Colleges
Highlights of Pop Culture Partnerships
Historic Improvements in Women’s Health and Well-Being: Reflecting on Ten Years of the ACA
Historic Teen Birth Rates: 1991-2014
How the Administration that Takes Office in January 2021 Can Advance Reproductive Well-Being
Impacts of the Domestic Gag Rule
Increase Funding for the TPP Program
It’s About Evidence: What You Need to Know About the TPP Program
Kane/Haskins Amici Curiae Brief
Keep the Power On: Talking Is Power 2021
Key State Policies at a Glance
Licensing and Sponsorship Opportunities
Make It Personal: How Pregnancy Planning and Prevention Help Students Complete College
Medicaid Postpartum Coverage
Memo to Interested Parties for the 2020 Election
November 2018 Thanks, Birth Control!: Survey Says
One Key Question Online
One Key Question Overview
Overview of State Telehealth Policies Relevant to Contraception
Parent Power (October 2016): Survey Says
PHARMACIES PRESCRIBING BIRTH CONTROL IN CALIFORNIA
PHARMACIES PRESCRIBING BIRTH CONTROL IN COLORADO
PHARMACIES PRESCRIBING BIRTH CONTROL IN MINNESOTA
PHARMACIES PRESCRIBING BIRTH CONTROL IN NEW MEXICO
PHARMACIES PRESCRIBING BIRTH CONTROL IN OREGON
PHARMACIES PRESCRIBING BIRTH CONTROL IN TENNESSEE
Pharmacist Prescribing of Hormonal Birth Control
Polling Data: #TalkingIsPower 2018
POTENTIAL FOR PHARMACIES PRESCRIBING BIRTH CONTROL
Power to Decide FY 2025 Budget Request
Power to Decide’s Culture Change Work
PREP At A Glance
PREP at a Glance: Pregnancy Prevention Among Youth in Foster Care
Preventing Teen Pregnancy Through Outreach and Engagement: Tips for Working with Foster Care and Juvenile Justice
Preventing Unplanned Pregnancy and Completing College: An Evaluation of Online Lessons, 2nd Edition
Preventing Unplanned Pregnancy and Completing College: Online Lessons
Public Comment on Healthy People 2030 Objectives
Questions for Policymakers about Birth Control Coverage and Access
Representative Dent's Letter to Secretary Azar
Reproductive Well-Being Blueprint for Action
Reproductive Well-Being Implementation Toolkit: A Starting Place for Community Action
Reproductive Well-Being Network Statement of Principles
Reproductive Well-Being Pledge
Reproductive Well-Being: A New Narrative Centered on Autonomy and Agency
Say It With Us: Thanks, Birth Control!
Science Says #45: Evaluating the Impact of MTV’s 16 and Pregnant on Teens' Attitudes about Teen Pregnancy
Selected State Actions to Increase Information About and Access to Contraception
September 2020 Letter to Congressional Leadership Urging Reauthorization of Health Extenders
Sex and Tech: Results from a Survey of Teens and Young Adults
SEX ED FOR ALL MONTH: CALL TO ACTION
Sex in the (Non) City: Teen Childbearing in Rural America
Stakeholder Education: Strategies Guided by Best Practice
State Actions to Expand Contraceptive Coverage
State Policies to Educate College Students about Unplanned Pregnancy
State Policies to Increase Information About and Access to Contraception
State Resources on Reproductive Well-Being
State Responses to the Title X Domestic Gag Rule
State Telehealth Policies Relevant to Contraception FAQs, Key Terms, and Table Key
State-Specific Sample Op-Eds
Support For Birth Control (January 2017): Survey Says
Survey Says: #ThxBirthControl (November 2019)
Survey Says: Abortion Care
Survey Says: Encouraging Inclusive Conversations
Survey Says: Telehealth
Talking the Talk: Creating a Communications Strategy - A Guide for Community-Wide Teen Pregnancy Prevention Initiatives
Teen Pregnancy and High School Dropout: What Communities Can Do to Address These Issues—Full Report
Telehealth and Income: Survey Says
The Benefits of the Title X Family Planning Program
The Fog Zone: How Misperceptions, Magical Thinking, and Ambivalence Put Young Adults at Risk for Unplanned Pregnancy—Full Report
The Fog Zone: How Misperceptions, Magical Thinking, and Ambivalence Put Young Adults at Risk for Unplanned Pregnancy—Summary Report
The Trump Administration Deals a Blow to Evidence-Based Policy
ThxBirthControl 2020: Survey Says
THXBIRTHCONTROL 2021: SURVEY SAYS
THXBIRTHCONTROL 2022: SURVEY SAYS
Tips & Tools for Champions: Pre-Teen/Early Adolescent: #TalkingIsPower 2018
Tips & Tools For Trusted Adults: 18+: #TalkingIsPower 2018
Tips for Trusted Adults 13-17: #TalkingIsPower 2018
TLC’s Unexpected Season 4 Discussion Guide
Un puente entre dos mundos: Cómo lograr que los programas para la prevención del embarazo en la adolescencia presten mejores servicios a los jóvenes latinos
Understanding Contraceptive Deserts
What Teens Want Adults to Know About Teen Pregnancy
When You Decide: A Judge's Guide to Pregnancy Prevention Among Foster Youth
When Your Birth Control Isn't Covered
Whoops Proof Birth Control
Whoops Proof Birth Control: Increasing Awareness and Positive Regard for IUDs and the implant Through an Advertising Campaign
Why Mess With Success? (October 2017): Survey Says
Would you like to become pregnant in the next year?
Young Republicans, Birth Control, & Public Policy
Youth Reproductive Health Access Survey 2024 Data Report

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#ThxBirthControl: A Love Letter
9 months from now, the only thing I'm expecting is to be more awesome. #ThxBirthControl
99% of U.S. women have used birth control. Squad goals. #ThxBirthControl
ACA Includes Co-Pay-Free Birth Control
Ámate a mí mismo. Ten metas. Trabaja duro enamórate. (Después ten hijos.) #ThxBirthControl
Birth Control 101: Part 1
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Birth Control 101: Part 3
Birth control is basic health care. #ThxBirthControl
Busy pursuing a degree, planning my future, and living my best damn life. #ThxBirthControl
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Hijos saludables. Padres felices. Familias estables. #ThxBirthControl
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Mi mama will be an awesome abuela someday (pero I dare you to call her that now). #ThxBirthControl
More than 99% of women have used birth control. I love being in good company. #ThxBirthControl
My newborn keeps me up at night. Worrying about another pregnancy before I'm ready doesn't. #ThxBirthControl
My path to love isn't straight. #ThxBirthControl
Nine months from now the only thing I'm expecting to be is more AWESOME! #ThxBirthControl
Padres felices. Hijos saludables. Familias estables. #ThxBirthControl
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Stay-at-home convo prompt #1
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Survey Says: Abortion Care
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Survey Says: Thanks, Birth Control
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Taking over the world. #ThxBirthControl
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