3 Ways You Can Take Action for Sexual and Reproductive Health Care Right Now
The Biden-Harris administration racked up many important accomplishments for sexual and reproductive health in its first 100 days. But we’re just getting started. Here are three easy ways you can take action to reclaim what’s rightfully ours.
Trump Budget to Women: We Don’t Care About You
If budgets reflect priorities, then Trump’s budget tells you all you need to know about how his administration values women.
May 24, 2017
Take the 2016 Election Sex Ed Quiz!
See how your sexual health knowledge stacks up to key GOP candidates’ with our 2016 Election Sex Ed Quiz! Warning: Even if you’re up to snuff on candidates’ platforms, their sorry stances on sexual health may shock you.
Sept. 13, 2016
Register to Vote
You have power — and you have a voice. Make sure you’re ready to use them in this election.
New Study: Overwhelming Support for Consent Education in Schools
Very few people received education about consent from either school or their parents, and that when they did the focus was usually on saying no or dealing with sexual assault after the fact.
April 21, 2016
New Study Reveals that Teens are Getting Less Sex Education Than a Decade Ago
A new study from researchers at the Guttmacher Institute finds that the percentage of teens who received sex education dropped significantly between 2006 and 2013, particularly for those living in nonmetropolitan areas.
April 14, 2016
What’s at Stake for Sex Education in the 2016 Election?
Every young person in this country deserves accurate information and resources about sex, sexuality, and relationships, so that they can keep themselves safe and healthy. This election, young people’s access to sex education is at risk. Here’s what’s at stake for sex education in America in 2016.
Feb. 5, 2016
2016 Election: Top 6 Issues for Women’s Health Care and Reproductive Rights
There’s no question that access to abortion, birth control, and health care at Planned Parenthood is on the line in this election. This is what we’re up against: Every single leading GOP presidential candidate is pushing extreme policies that would make it harder for Americans to access reproductive health care.
Nov. 30, 2015
The GOP Budget Would Completely Eliminate the U.S. Family Planning Program and Cut Almost All Sex Ed Funding — But We’re Up for the Fight
In the GOP budget introduced last week, anti-women’s health politicians in the U.S. House proposed to eradicate the successful, decades-old Title X program, which provides family planning services to millions of low-income women, men, and families per year.
June 23, 2015
