June 2021 Blog / Letter / Op-ed Abortion Is at the Supreme Court Again. It's Different This Time Elizabeth Nash,Scientific American United StatesAbortion
May 2021 Policy Analysis In Direct Threat to Roe v. Wade, Supreme Court Takes Up Mississippi Abortion Case Elizabeth Nash and Lauren Cross United StatesAbortion
March 2021 Policy Analysis Righting the Course: What Congress and the Biden-Harris Administration Must Do for Abortion Access in the United States Megan K. Donovan,Guttmacher Policy Review United StatesAbortion
January 2021 Policy Analysis Medicaid Work Requirements at the U.S. Supreme Court: A Potentially Devastating Blow to Health Coverage for Millions Leah H. Keller and Adam Sonfield United StatesContraception
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
May 2020 Policy Analysis Will the Supreme Court Let Unnecessary Admitting Privileges Requirements Imperil Abortion Access? Elizabeth Nash and Megan K. Donovan United StatesAbortion
April 2020 Policy Analysis Guttmacher Institute Legal Filings in Support of the Federal Birth Control Benefit United StatesAbortionContraception
January 2020 Blog / Letter / Op-ed Sure, let's protect Roe v. Wade. But as abortion rights erode, we must do much more. Megan K. Donovan,USA Today United StatesAbortion
October 2019 Policy Analysis Admitting Privileges Are Back at the U.S. Supreme Court with Serious Implications for Abortion Access Elizabeth Nash and Megan K. Donovan United StatesAbortion
July 2019 Policy Analysis State Policy Trends at Mid-Year 2019: States Race to Ban or Protect Abortion Elizabeth Nash, Lizamarie Mohammed, Olivia Cappello, Sophia Naide and Zohra Ansari-Thomas United StatesAbortionContraception
