Kansas

The Guttmacher Institute collects state-level data on publicly funded family planning services, unintended and teen pregnancy, and abortion. The Institute also tracks and analyzes state policies regarding abortion rights and access, minors’ access to services, funding for contraceptive services, sex and HIV education, and other topics related to sexual and reproductive health and rights.

Fact Sheet

State Facts About Abortion
State Policy Resources
Fact Sheet

State Facts About Unintended Pregnancy

Top Facts & Statistics

Resources

February 2018 News Release
Many Young Women in the United States Turn to Google for Information on Self-Abortion
United States
Abortion
February 2018 Research Article
What Are People Looking For When They Google “Self-Abortion”?

Jenna Jerman, Tsuyoshi Onda and Rachel K. Jones,Contraception
United States
Abortion
February 2018 News Release
Key Indicators of Sexual and Reproductive Health Differ for Immigrant and U.S.-Born Women of the Same Race and Ethnicity
United States
Contraception
Pregnancy
February 2018 Infographic
Title X Makes a Difference: 2015
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Contraception
February 2018 Research Article
The Sexual and Reproductive Health of Foreign-Born Women in the United States

Athena Tapales, Ayana Douglas-Hall and Hannah Whitehead,Contraception
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Contraception
Pregnancy
February 2018 Policy Analysis
Coercion Is at the Heart of Social Conservatives’ Reproductive Health Agenda

Joerg Dreweke,Guttmacher Policy Review
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Abortion
Contraception
Pregnancy
Teens
January 2018 Blog / Letter / Op-ed
Taking Stock of Year One of the Trump Administration’s Harmful Agenda Against Reproductive Health and Rights

Kinsey Hasstedt and Heather D. Boonstra,Rewire
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Abortion
Contraception
Teens
January 2018 News in Context
Dramatic Gains in Insurance Coverage for Women of Reproductive Age Are Now in Jeopardy
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Contraception
January 2018 Infographic
Fewer U.S. women of reproductive age were uninsured in 2016 than in 2013
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Contraception
January 2018 Infographic
Immigrant women need health coverage, not legal barriers
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Contraception

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Hear From An Expert

Publicly funded family planning services are essential to women’s health. Ensuring that women have access to a range of contraceptive services is critical to reducing levels of unintended pregnancy

Elizabeth Nash

Senior State Manager

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