December 2020 Policy Analysis The First 100 Days: Biden-Harris Administration Must Use Electoral Mandate to Advance Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Leah H. Keller and Zara Ahmed United States
November 2020 Policy Analysis Not Up for Debate: LGBTQ People Need and Deserve Tailored Sexual and Reproductive Health Care Ruth Dawson and Tracy Leong United StatesAbortionContraceptionPregnancyTeens
November 2020 Policy Analysis President-Elect Biden’s Health Insurance Plan and Its Potential Impact on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Leah H. Keller and Adam Sonfield United StatesAbortionContraceptionHIV & STIs
November 2020 Policy Analysis Reviving Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in the Biden-Harris Era Leah H. Keller, Adam Sonfield, Megan K. Donovan, Ruth Dawson and Zara Ahmed
October 2020 Policy Analysis Mere Months After Supreme Court Ruling, Louisiana Antiabortion Politicians Are at It Again Elizabeth Nash United StatesAbortion
September 2020 Policy Analysis On the 20th Anniversary of Medication Abortion, Antiabortion Politicians Are Trying to Ban It Megan K. Donovan and Lauren Cross United StatesAbortion
September 2020 Policy Analysis An Even-More-Conservative U.S. Supreme Court Could Be Devastating for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Ruth Dawson, Megan K. Donovan, Adam Sonfield and Lauren Cross United StatesAbortionContraception
September 2020 Policy Analysis 2021 and Beyond: Key Federal Sexual and Reproductive Health Issues Leah H. Keller, Lauren Cross and Zara Ahmed
August 2020 Policy Analysis From Bad to Worse: The COVID-19 Pandemic Risks Further Undermining Adolescents’ Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights in Many Countries Sophia Sadinsky, Alan Jarandilla Nuñez, Sandra Nabulega, Taylor Riley, Zara Ahmed and Elizabeth Sully GlobalAbortionContraceptionPregnancyTeens
July 2020 Policy Analysis After the Latest Supreme Court Ruling on Abortion, the Women’s Health Protection Act Is More Important than Ever Megan K. Donovan United StatesAbortion
July 2020 Policy Analysis Just $10 Per Person a Year Could Provide Sexual and Reproductive Health Services to All—Will the United States Help Make That Happen? Zara Ahmed GlobalAbortionContraception
July 2020 Policy Analysis Surveying State Executive Orders Impacting Reproductive Health During the COVID-19 Pandemic Olivia Cappello United StatesAbortionContraceptionPregnancy
July 2020 Policy Analysis More Is Not Enough: It’s Time to Radically Scale Up Funding for Global Family Planning Zara Ahmed GlobalContraception
July 2020 Policy Analysis State Policy Trends at Mid-Year 2020: Reproductive Health and Rights Take a Back Seat to Pandemic Elizabeth Nash, Lizamarie Mohammed, Olivia Cappello and Sophia Naide United StatesAbortionContraceptionPregnancy
July 2020 Policy Analysis Ohio as a Window Into Recent US Trends on Abortion Access and Restrictions Elizabeth Nash,American Journal of Public Health United StatesAbortion
