June 2020 Blog / Letter / Op-ed How Congress Can Immediately Seize on Monday’s Abortion Rights Win Herminia Palacio ,Rewire United StatesAbortion
May 2020 Policy Analysis It’s Time for Congress to Give All Young People the Sexual Health Resources They Need to Thrive Leah H. Keller United StatesInternationalTeens
May 2020 Policy Analysis Will the Supreme Court Let Unnecessary Admitting Privileges Requirements Imperil Abortion Access? Elizabeth NashandMegan K. Donovan United StatesAbortion
February 2020 Policy Analysis “Parental Involvement” Mandates for Abortion Harm Young People, But Policymakers Can Fight Back Sophia Naide United StatesAbortionTeens
February 2020 Policy Analysis In 2020, States Are Primed to Build on Recent Gains in Protecting and Expanding Abortion Rights Olivia Cappello United StatesAbortion
February 2020 Policy Analysis Louisiana Has Passed 89 Abortion Restrictions Since Roe: It's About Control, Not Health Elizabeth Nash United StatesAbortion
January 2020 Policy Analysis State Lawmakers Say Yes to Consent Education Sophia Naide United StatesTeens
December 2019 Policy Analysis Unproven, Unethical and Dangerous: Counseling Requirements on Stopping a Medication Abortion Threaten Patients and Providers Olivia Cappello United StatesAbortion
October 2019 Policy Analysis Admitting Privileges Are Back at the U.S. Supreme Court with Serious Implications for Abortion Access Elizabeth NashandMegan K. Donovan United StatesAbortion
September 2019 Policy Analysis The U.S. Abortion Rate Continues to Drop: Once Again, State Abortion Restrictions Are Not the Main Driver Elizabeth NashandJoerg Dreweke,Guttmacher Policy Review United StatesAbortion
