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  1. If abortion care in Alabama shut down, the average driving distance to a clinic would increase 315% each way from 26 miles to 108 miles
    April 2020 Infographic

    Driving distance to an abortion clinic in Alabama would increase dramatically after a COVID-19 abortion ban

  2. 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
  3. April 2020 Policy Analysis

    COVID-19 Abortion Bans Would Greatly Increase Driving Distances for Those Seeking Care

    Jonathan Bearak, Rachel K. Jones, Elizabeth Nash and Megan K. Donovan
  4. April 2020 Policy Analysis

    Reducing STI Cases: Young People Deserve Better Sexual Health Information and Services

    Leah H. Keller Guttmacher Policy Review
  5. Contraception in the US fact book map preview image
    April 2020 Fact Sheet

    Contraceptive Effectiveness in the United States

  6. March 2020 Opinion

    Anti-abortion Groups Are Making COVID-19 an Even Greater Public Health Threat

    Herminia Palacio Rewire
  7. March 2020 Policy Analysis

    The First 10 Years of the ACA: We Must Protect and Build on Major Gains in Sexual and Reproductive Health

    Leah H. Keller and Adam Sonfield
  8. March 2020 Policy Analysis

    The COVID-19 Outbreak: Potential Fallout for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights

    Zara Ahmed and Adam Sonfield
  9. February 2020 Policy Analysis

    Expanding the Scope of Sex Education and the Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program: A Work in Progress

    Leah H. Keller and Laura D. Lindberg
  10. February 2020 Policy Analysis

    “Parental Involvement” Mandates for Abortion Harm Young People, But Policymakers Can Fight Back

    Sophia Naide
  11. February 2020 Policy Analysis

    In 2020, States Are Primed to Build on Recent Gains in Protecting and Expanding Abortion Rights

    Olivia Cappello
  12. February 2020 Opinion

    This Valentine's Day, Demand Better Sex Education For Kids

    Laura D. Lindberg and Leslie Kantor Romper
  13. February 2020 Policy Analysis

    Louisiana Has Passed 89 Abortion Restrictions Since Roe: It's About Control, Not Health

    Elizabeth Nash
  14. February 2020 Infographic

    The domestic gag rule has reduced the Title X network's capacity by 46% nationwide

  15. February 2020 Policy Analysis

    Trump Administration’s Domestic Gag Rule Has Slashed the Title X Network’s Capacity by Half

    Ruth Dawson

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