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November 2018 Thanks, Birth Control!: Survey Says
New Polling Shows Strong Support for Birth Control as a Basic Part of Women’s Health Care
On Thanks, Birth Control Day, A National Poll Confirms That Birth Control Remains Widely Supported As A Basic Part Of Women’s Health Care
En El Día De Gracias, Día De Los Anticonceptivos, Una Encuesta Nacional Confirma Que Los Anticonceptivos Continúan Teniendo Un Apoyo Generalizado Como Parte Fundamental Del Cuidado De Salud De La Mujer
Historic 70% Decline in U.S. Teen Birth Rate
Power To Decide Joins 100 Reproductive Health, Rights, and Justice Groups to Advance Reproductive Health for All
POWER TO DECIDE EARNS 4-STAR RATING FROM CHARITY NAVIGATOR
Protecting Science at Federal Agencies
Supporting Teens by Engaging the Village
December 2018 Power Player
VICKI SANT: GOODBYE TO A TENACIOUS CHAMPION AND A DEAR FRIEND
A Birth Control Lover's Guide to Gifts
BEDSIDER AND TWENTYEIGHT HEALTH PARTNER TO INCREASE WOMEN’S ACCESS TO CONTRACEPTION
STATEMENT ON RELEASE OF FINAL TITLE X DOMESTIC GAG RULE
DECLINE IN U.S. BIRTHS AMONG WOMEN WITH ADVANCED DEGREES
POWER TO DECIDE SELECTS RECIPIENTS FOR THIRD ROUND OF INNOVATION NEXT
April 2019 Power Player
Access to Birth Control and Contraceptive Deserts
Donate
Black Women and Contraceptive Care
Reducing Disparities in Black Maternal Health
Starting the Conversation: #TalkingIsPower 2019
BCBenefits: A Contraceptive Access Fund
Addressing Sexual and Reproductive Health on College Campuses
STATEMENT FROM POWER TO DECIDE ON PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION TO BLOCK THE ADMINISTRATION’S GAG RULE GOVERNING THE TITLE X FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAM
April 2019: Power Updates Edition
STATEMENT FROM POWER TO DECIDE ON RELEASE OF FY2020 LABOR-HHS-EDUCATION FUNDING BILL
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH, RIGHTS AND JUSTICE GROUPS LAUNCH SEX ED FOR ALL MONTH
TRUMP ADMINISTRATION’S FINAL RULE ALLOWS MEDICAL PROVIDERS TO REFUSE CARE
A New Direction for May: Sex Ed For All Month
PUT DOWN THE PHONE: YOUNG PEOPLE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!
#TalkingIsPower Champion Tip 106
POWER TO DECIDE SUPPORTS THE ACCESS TO CONTRACEPTION FOR MILITARY SERVICEMEMBERS AND DEPENDENTS ACT OF 2019
The Intersection of Public Health and Contraceptive Access
February 2019: Power Updates Edition
The Lancet HIV Spotlights “Overlooked US HIV Crisis Among Youth”
Our Third Round of Innovation Next Recipients
Talk to Your Young Person About What to Expect During Spring Break
March 2019 Power Player
POWER TO DECIDE HAILS EACH WOMAN ACT
Why I Need Access
Women’s History Month: The Untold Stories of Public Health Heroines
PRESIDENT’S FISCAL YEAR 2020 BUDGET REQUEST UNDERMINES ESSENTIAL SUPPORTS FOR WOMEN
Origins of the Women’s Health Movement
Kane/Haskins Amici Curiae Brief
The Vote & the Right to Access Contraception
POWER TO DECIDE RESPONDS TO THREATS TO OVERTURN THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT
More Than “Filling a Void”: Addressing Systemic Barriers to Reproductive Health for Youth in LA’s Foster Care System
March 2019: Power Updates Edition
ACCORDING TO POWER TO DECIDE, 97 PERCENT OF WOMEN IN NEED LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS
November 2018 Thanks, Birth Control!: Survey Says
New Polling Shows Strong Support for Birth Control as a Basic Part of Women’s Health Care
On Thanks, Birth Control Day, A National Poll Confirms That Birth Control Remains Widely Supported As A Basic Part Of Women’s Health Care
En El Día De Gracias, Día De Los Anticonceptivos, Una Encuesta Nacional Confirma Que Los Anticonceptivos Continúan Teniendo Un Apoyo Generalizado Como Parte Fundamental Del Cuidado De Salud De La Mujer
Historic 70% Decline in U.S. Teen Birth Rate
Power To Decide Joins 100 Reproductive Health, Rights, and Justice Groups to Advance Reproductive Health for All
POWER TO DECIDE EARNS 4-STAR RATING FROM CHARITY NAVIGATOR
Protecting Science at Federal Agencies
Supporting Teens by Engaging the Village
December 2018 Power Player
VICKI SANT: GOODBYE TO A TENACIOUS CHAMPION AND A DEAR FRIEND
A Birth Control Lover's Guide to Gifts
BEDSIDER AND TWENTYEIGHT HEALTH PARTNER TO INCREASE WOMEN’S ACCESS TO CONTRACEPTION
STATEMENT ON RELEASE OF FINAL TITLE X DOMESTIC GAG RULE
DECLINE IN U.S. BIRTHS AMONG WOMEN WITH ADVANCED DEGREES
POWER TO DECIDE SELECTS RECIPIENTS FOR THIRD ROUND OF INNOVATION NEXT
April 2019 Power Player
Access to Birth Control and Contraceptive Deserts
Donate
Black Women and Contraceptive Care
Reducing Disparities in Black Maternal Health
Starting the Conversation: #TalkingIsPower 2019
BCBenefits: A Contraceptive Access Fund
Addressing Sexual and Reproductive Health on College Campuses
STATEMENT FROM POWER TO DECIDE ON PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION TO BLOCK THE ADMINISTRATION’S GAG RULE GOVERNING THE TITLE X FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAM
April 2019: Power Updates Edition
STATEMENT FROM POWER TO DECIDE ON RELEASE OF FY2020 LABOR-HHS-EDUCATION FUNDING BILL
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH, RIGHTS AND JUSTICE GROUPS LAUNCH SEX ED FOR ALL MONTH
TRUMP ADMINISTRATION’S FINAL RULE ALLOWS MEDICAL PROVIDERS TO REFUSE CARE
A New Direction for May: Sex Ed For All Month
PUT DOWN THE PHONE: YOUNG PEOPLE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU!
#TalkingIsPower Champion Tip 106
POWER TO DECIDE SUPPORTS THE ACCESS TO CONTRACEPTION FOR MILITARY SERVICEMEMBERS AND DEPENDENTS ACT OF 2019
The Intersection of Public Health and Contraceptive Access
February 2019: Power Updates Edition
The Lancet HIV Spotlights “Overlooked US HIV Crisis Among Youth”
Our Third Round of Innovation Next Recipients
Talk to Your Young Person About What to Expect During Spring Break
March 2019 Power Player
POWER TO DECIDE HAILS EACH WOMAN ACT
Why I Need Access
Women’s History Month: The Untold Stories of Public Health Heroines
PRESIDENT’S FISCAL YEAR 2020 BUDGET REQUEST UNDERMINES ESSENTIAL SUPPORTS FOR WOMEN
Origins of the Women’s Health Movement
Kane/Haskins Amici Curiae Brief
The Vote & the Right to Access Contraception
POWER TO DECIDE RESPONDS TO THREATS TO OVERTURN THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT
More Than “Filling a Void”: Addressing Systemic Barriers to Reproductive Health for Youth in LA’s Foster Care System
March 2019: Power Updates Edition
ACCORDING TO POWER TO DECIDE, 97 PERCENT OF WOMEN IN NEED LIVE IN CONTRACEPTIVE DESERTS