reproductive health
Reader diary posted by PPLABlog June 18, 2009 - 1:56pm
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a key player in our campaign and help thousands of women, men and teens get the
quality, affordable reproductive health services they need and deserve.
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Reader diary posted by PPLABlog May 20, 2009 - 4:51pm
Join Planned Parenthood Los Angeles in the Campaign for a Healthy South LA!
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Reader diary posted by Jane Roberts, 34 Million Friends of UNFPA November 18, 2009 - 7:50pm
Thoraya Obaid, executive director of the UN Population Fund about family planning: “There is no investment in development that costs so little and brings benefits that are so far-reaching and enormous”.
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Reader diary posted by Jane Roberts, 34 Million Friends of UNFPA November 7, 2009 - 12:35am
We need a peaceful, purposeful, stubborn and obstinate revolution.
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All the sexual health-specific sturm und drang around the process of health reform over the past few months has resulted in a set of bills all of which that take roughly the same “abortion neutral” approach.
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By Andy Birkey, New Journalist Fellow October 20, 2009 - 9:35am
Sen. Amy Klobuchar is one of several female Democratic senators demanding that health insurance disparities that impact women be eliminated as part of the health reform packages being debated in Congress.
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Two hundred million women worldwide want to avoid pregnancy but lack access to contraception. Recent research suggests that filling this gap is a humane and cost-effective human rights and environmental strategy.
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By Wendy Norris, RH Reality Check September 26, 2009 - 8:02am
While ultra-conservatives attempt to derail health reform with intellectually dishonest charges of taxpayer-funded abortion, state and local pro-choice advocates seek more centrist issues to attract allies to the greater cause.
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As heads of state gather in NY and Pittsburgh this week to discuss our climate future, they should broaden their view beyond the technological fixes that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and remember the human face of climate change—a face that is frequently female, and in need of fundamental support that will enable her to take care of herself, her family, and our world.
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All women – whether living with HIV, married, young, transgender, poor, queer – experience their reproductive health in overlapping ways throughout their lives, and reproductive health programs and services should reflect this reality.
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