LGBTQ

September 2020 Policy Analysis

2021 and Beyond: Key Federal Sexual and Reproductive Health Issues

Leah H. Keller, Lauren Cross and Zara Ahmed

July 2020 Research Article

Sexual and Reproductive Health Information: Disparities Across Sexual Orientation Groups in Two Cohorts of US Women

Ariella R. Tabaac, Sebastien Haneuse, Michelle Johns, Andy S.L. Tan, S. Bryn Austin, Jennifer Potter, Laura D. Lindberg and Brittany M. Charlton,Sexuality Research and Social Policy

United States

June 2020 Policy Analysis

Family Planning Providers Show Creativity and Resilience in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic

Leah H. Keller and Ruth Dawson

United States

Contraception

April 2020 Research Article

Estimates of the Potential Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Sexual and Reproductive Health in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

Taylor Riley, Elizabeth Sully, Zara Ahmed and Ann Biddlecom,International Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health

Global

April 2020 Policy Analysis

Nine Things Congress Must Do to Safeguard Sexual and Reproductive Health in the Age of COVID-19

Zara Ahmed, Ruth Dawson, Megan K. Donovan, Leah H. Keller and Adam Sonfield

United States

January 2020 Research Article

Transgender abortion patients and the provision of transgender-specific care at non-hospital facilities that provide abortions

Rachel K. Jones, Elizabeth Witwer and Jenna Jerman,Contraception: X

United States

Abortion

December 2019 Research Article

Sexual Orientation Differences in Pregnancy and Abortion Across the Lifecourse

Brittany M. Charlton, Bethany Everett, Alexis Light, Rachel K. Jones, Elizabeth Janiak, Audrey J. Gaskins, Jorge E. Chavarro, Heidi Moseson, Vishnudas Sarda and S. Bryn Austin,Women's Health Issues

United States

May 2019 News Release

Providers Should Ensure All Patients, Regardless of Sexual Orientation, Have Access to Preventive Care

United States

May 2019 Research Article

Contraceptive use by women across different sexual orientation groups

Brittany M. Charlton, Elizabeth Janiak, Audrey J. Gaskins, Amy D. DiVasta, Rachel K. Jones, Stacey A. Missmer, Jorge E. Chavarro, Vishnudas Sarda, Margaret Rosario and S. Bryn Austin,Contraception

United States

May 2019 Policy Analysis

State and Federal Lawmakers Promote Sexual Consent, LGBTQ+ Inclusivity in Sex Education

Elizabeth Nash, Leah H. Keller and Sophia Naide

United States

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Guttmacher Institute

Good reproductive health policy starts with credible research

Good reproductive health policy starts with credible research

LGBTQ

2021 and Beyond: Key Federal Sexual and Reproductive Health Issues

Sexual and Reproductive Health Information: Disparities Across Sexual Orientation Groups in Two Cohorts of US Women

United States

Family Planning Providers Show Creativity and Resilience in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic

United States

Estimates of the Potential Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Sexual and Reproductive Health in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

Global

Nine Things Congress Must Do to Safeguard Sexual and Reproductive Health in the Age of COVID-19

United States

Transgender abortion patients and the provision of transgender-specific care at non-hospital facilities that provide abortions

United States

Sexual Orientation Differences in Pregnancy and Abortion Across the Lifecourse

United States

Providers Should Ensure All Patients, Regardless of Sexual Orientation, Have Access to Preventive Care

United States

Contraceptive use by women across different sexual orientation groups

United States

State and Federal Lawmakers Promote Sexual Consent, LGBTQ+ Inclusivity in Sex Education

United States

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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

believed that a principled stance, matched with the best evidence, could change the world. So do we.