February 2020 Policy Analysis Expanding the Scope of Sex Education and the Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program: A Work in Progress Leah H. KellerandLaura D. Lindberg United StatesTeens
February 2020 Policy Analysis “Parental Involvement” Mandates for Abortion Harm Young People, But Policymakers Can Fight Back Sophia Naide United StatesAbortionTeens
June 2019 Policy Analysis Promiscuity Propaganda: Access to Information and Services Does Not Lead to Increases in Sexual Activity Joerg Dreweke,Guttmacher Policy Review United StatesAbortionContraceptionHIV & STIsPregnancyTeens
May 2019 Policy Analysis State and Federal Lawmakers Promote Sexual Consent, LGBTQ+ Inclusivity in Sex Education Elizabeth Nash,Leah H. KellerandSophia Naide United StatesTeens
August 2018 Research Article Changing Patterns of Contraceptive Use and the Decline in Rates of Pregnancy and Birth Among U.S. Adolescents, 2007–2014 Laura D. Lindberg,John S. SantelliandSheila Desai,Journal of Adolescent Health United StatesContraceptionTeens
August 2018 News Release Improvements in Contraceptive Use Continue to Drive Declines in Pregnancy Among U.S. Adolescents United StatesContraceptionTeens
May 2018 Blog / Letter / Op-ed The Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program Was on the Right Track, Now It’s Being Dismantled Jesseca Boyer,Health Affairs Blog United StatesTeens
May 2018 News in Context The Trump Administration’s Irresponsible Use of Research in Pushing Its Abstinence-Only Agenda into Title X Laura D. LindbergandKinsey Hasstedt United StatesContraceptionHIV & STIsTeens
February 2018 Policy Analysis New Name, Same Harm: Rebranding of Federal Abstinence-Only Programs Jesseca Boyer,Guttmacher Policy Review United StatesHIV & STIsTeens
January 2018 Blog / Letter / Op-ed High Schoolers Are Waiting Longer To Have Sex — Let’s Give Them the Information They Need Laura D. LindbergandJesseca Boyer,The Hill United StatesHIV & STIsPregnancyTeens
