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The ruling is another attempt to interfere with the delivery of evidence-based healthcare and control pregnant people’s bodies.

Six months after the Dobbs decision, state actions to regulate abortion show no signs of slowing.

Despite disruptions that threatened to derail momentum, demand for modern contraception has soared since 2012—87 million more women and girls using a modern method of family planning, according to  released today during the International Conference Family Planning.

Malawi is often seen as a success story on contraceptive prevalence rates—but there are a lot of missed opportunities, particularly when it comes to getting men on board.  

New paper highlights work of The Challenge Initiative, based in the School’s Bill & Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health, in over 100 cities from 2017 to 2021

As family planning advocates convene at ICFP, Jhpiego’s Megan Christofield frames some of the field’s successes, challenges, and most promising developments.

In a back room of the prophylactic-festooned Cabbages and Condoms restaurant, Mechai Viravaidya—aka “Mr. Condom”—treated visitors in town for the International Conference on Family Planning to an explanation of how the restaurant got its unusual name and décor.

My commitment to reproductive justice only deepened after I became a mom.

Expanding access at a pivotal moment in the movement

Abortion wasn’t always a moral, political, and legal tinderbox. What changed?

A proposal to solve climate change by reducing fertility violates the tenets of reproductive justice—and sparks tough ethical questions.

Access to abortion and other reproductive health care was already inconsistent in the U.S. carceral system. The Dobbs decision will make the situation even worse.

Incarcerated people faced numerous obstacles to abortion before Roe was overturned. Now they face greater uncertainty and more potential harm.