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Sexual + Reproductive Health

Advancing Reproductive Justice for All

My commitment to reproductive justice only deepened after I became a mom.

A Brief History of Abortion in the U.S.

Abortion wasn’t always a moral, political, and legal tinderbox. What changed?

How Public Health Can Stem the STI Epidemic

Creative outreach and testing strategies empower people most at risk of infection.

Stigma’s Toll on Sexual and Reproductive Health

Some SRH-related concerns provoke negative moral judgments that can influence everything from patient care to research funding.

Built on Tradition: Sexual Health Education for Indigenous Youth

Respecting the Circle of Life incorporates concepts important to Indigenous communities to help young people reduce pregnancy and STI risks.

A Wider Lens on Reproductive Health

Emerging research on infertility, reproductive coercion, and barriers to care for transgender and nonbinary people aims for a more inclusive scope of care.

Toward Universal Family Planning

Expanding access at a pivotal moment in the movement

Incarcerated and Pregnant in Post-Roe America

Access to abortion and other reproductive health care was already inconsistent in the U.S. carceral system. The Dobbs decision will make the situation even worse.

Is Population Control a Climate Change Solution?

A proposal to solve climate change by reducing fertility violates the tenets of reproductive justice—and sparks tough ethical questions.

“Sexual + Reproductive Health” was published October 28, 2022.

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