Emergency Contraception

Is Contraception Murder?

Reproductive Justice | Posted 11.29.2009 | Politics


Reproductive Justice

The protesters I spoke with in Wisconsin believe that "the morning-after pill" is the equivalent of murder. They even believe that the birth control pill is a form of murder.

Media Blind to GOP Hypocrisy in Health Care Debate

Angela Bonavoglia | Posted 09.27.2009 | Politics


Angela Bonavoglia

The Republicans protesting health care reform are the same people who have brought us an avalanche of governmental regulations dictating the availability of women's reproductive health care.

Women Need a Plan B

Kelli Conlin | Posted 09.05.2009 | Politics


Kelli Conlin

Heightened awareness is critical to increasing use of Plan B: a safe, effective back up method of birth control. Nearly 40 percent of women 18-30 remain unaware of this valuable medication.

Athena Crossing the Potomac

Rachel Natelson | Posted 08.10.2009 | Politics


Rachel Natelson

Many figures have decried the inequity of "Don't Ask Don't Tell," the president and Congress to repeal the law. However, one community has remained resolutely silent: national veterans service organizations.

Back Up Your Birth Control Day Gets a Boost from Court Decision

Sharon L. Camp | Posted 03.24.2009 | Politics


Sharon L. Camp

Given that the typical women wants two children, she spends only a few years trying to become or being pregnant, but about three decades trying to avoid pregnancy.

The Morning After Pill Conspiracy

Cristina Page | Posted 04.23.2009 | Politics


Cristina Page

Monday, the US district court finally got the anti-contraception genie, and some of the bullying lawless politics of the Bush era, back in the bottle.

Happy Holidays, New York.

Joan Malin | Posted 01.22.2009 | Politics


Joan Malin

Thanks to one stroke of pen by George W. Bush, New Yorkers can no longer go to the Emergency Room and trust that a provider's sole motivation is to give the best care available.

Court Allows Pharmacists' Emergency Contraception Case To Proceed

Associated Press | Posted 01.18.2009 | Chicago


CHICAGO - The Illinois Supreme Court has dealt a blow to a rule requiring pharmacies to dispense emergency contraception. Lower courts had dismissed ...

W's Parting Gifts to Women

Martha Burk | Posted 01.11.2009 | Politics


Martha Burk

It's not new that outgoing Presidents try to change national policy at the last minute through rule changes. But W is set to set a record.