environment

If you are a woman who wants to have a better education, a bigger voice in government, considerably less risk of dying while pregnant, more equality with men, and better living conditions all around, you want to live in a pro-choice country. And as a man who thinks that equality is essential to a civil society, so do I.

The ancient Mayans—and their indigenous descendants in Guatemala—saw the profound interconnectedness of human reproduction and stewardship of natural resources. Whether cultivating a field or bringing a new life into the world, traditional Mayans practiced respectful restraint. But those old ways are being destroyed, and new solutions are needed.

The United Nations Population Division just released a new report on projections for world population growth, with somewhat surprising findings.

It happens frequently when I meet someone new.  We each say what work we do, and then he or she says, “You are a man.  Why are you interested in family planning?” 

News of reproductive and environmental justice on the day of remembrance for Martin Luther King, Jr.

Is it possible for a feminist to be worried both about human rights and demographic trends?  My answer is yes.

The Center for Environment and Population (CEP) is announcing the launch of a new US and international fellowship program on "Population, Climate Change and the Environment" with a focus on women and girls empowerment and RH issues.

Despite the introduction of thousands of new chemicals into the products we use every day, the Toxic Substances Control Act has undergone no revisions since 1976.