Community college students need access to comprehensive reproductive health care to support them in achieving both their educational and reproductive goals.
This brief from Beyond the Pill and the Institute for Women's Policy Research highlights barriers to contraceptive access among young people attending community college and outlines policies and programs that can support access.
This report from the ACLU of Northern California proposes solutions to barriers that conviction and incarceration impose with respect to bodily autonomy, family unity, and reproducitve futures. Experts from Team Lily contributed to the report.
The Bixby Center is launching a new resource, a guide to compassionate and accurate reporting on pregnancy and alcohol use during pregnancy. This launch webinar for journalists features Sarah Roberts, DrPH; Nika Seidman, MD; Joyce McMillan; and Jamie Lang. Moderated by Rebecca Griffin.
This resource for advocates, providers, and policymakers offers guidance that promotes health and well-being, is grounded in evidence, and tells stories of pregnant people who use drugs and alcohol with compassion, humility and accuracy.
This resource offers guidance for coverage that promotes health and well-being, is grounded in evidence, and tells stories of pregnant people who use drugs and alcohol with compassion, humility and accuracy.
Structures & Self: Advancing Equity and Justice in Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare is a learner-led, justice-informed curriculum designed to teach clinical learners to consider how systems of power and legacies of structural oppression impact their care for patients. Learners will consider how to leverage their privilege to create change on a clinical, community, and systemic level.
The person-centered contraceptive counseling (PCCC) scale is a quality improvement measure that can be used at the provider or facility level to promote equitable care.