August 2023 News Release People Living with Low Incomes and Individuals Who Identify as Black Are Among Those More Likely to Have a Procedural Abortion than a Medication Abortion
August 2023 Research Article Characteristics of people obtaining medication versus procedural abortions in clinical settings in the United States: Findings from the 2021–2022 Abortion Patient Survey Rachel K. Jones, Doris W. Chiu and Julia E. Kohn Contraception
July 2023 Policy Analysis How Governors Used Executive Orders to Protect Abortion Access in a Post-Roe United States Mollie Fairbanks
June 2023 Policy Analysis Advancing Equity in a Post-Dobbs Landscape: Applying the Racial Equity and Policy Framework to the Work of the Guttmacher Institute Herminia Palacio and Aletha Y. Akers
June 2023 Opinion On Dobbs Anniversary, Donors Must Take the Long View in Response to Abortion-Access Crisis Jonathan Wittenberg and Wendy Sealey The Chronicle of Philanthropy
June 2023 Opinion One-year post-Roe, how can policymakers protect abortion access? Kelly Baden and Isabel Guarnieri Harvard Public Health Magazine
June 2023 Policy Analysis The State Abortion Policy Landscape One Year Post-Roe Kelly Baden and Jennifer Driver
June 2023 Policy Analysis As Many as 16% of People Having Abortions Do Not Identify as Heterosexual Women Doris W. Chiu, Emma Stoskopf-Ehrlich and Rachel K. Jones
June 2023 Opinion Anti-Abortion Politicians Never Intended to Support Women and Children Kelly Baden The Hill
May 2023 Research Article Primary and reproductive healthcare access and use among reproductive aged women and female family planning patients in 3 states Liza Fuentes, Ayana Douglas-Hall, Christina E. Geddes and Megan L. Kavanaugh PLOS ONE
May 2023 Policy Analysis Guttmacher Expert Testimony in Support of Approving Over-the-Counter Status for Opill Without an Age Restriction Megan L. Kavanaugh
May 2023 News Release Nearly Three-Quarters of Survey Respondents in Three US States Report Multiple Preferences for Where and How to Access Contraception
