Posts Tagged with ‘Birth control’
Janna, Women Deliver
By Janna Oberdorf, Director of Communications and Outreach at Women Deliver
Young people and contraception can be a tricky topic – for some reason, the idea that young people should have power ov...
Sonam, Global Voices
If only governments would take a second look at religion and see how it stands in the way of improving the lives of its marginalized populations, it has the potential to hasten the process to achievi...
Solomon, PIPED-Uganda
How do we ensure that women in developing countries can access the Pill? Let's work with local organizations, leaders, and health centers to help women.
This is a crucial and challenging question...
Jon, Catholics for Choice
Though the FDA approved the Pill fifty years ago, the Catholic Church still has not done so. The Vatican should readdress its stance and support the contraceptive Pill.
Fifty years ago, the US Food...
Patricia, independent
Women who want access to contraception but are denied that right suffer illness, loss of quality of life, and even death. Let's ensure that all women have that right.
I first met Zhazia while worki...
Bhumika, Freelancer
It's been fifty years since the Pill was introduced in America. How far have we come since then--and how far do we still have to go?
This year the revolutionary birth control pill will achieve a mi...
Mary, Co-Founder, All Our Lives
EDITOR'S NOTE: THIS BLOG-POST GOT THE MOST VOTES AND IS THEREFORE THE WINNING BLOG-POST!
How do we best ensure modern contraceptive access for over 200 million women worldwide — the one in six wo...
Ida, UNFPA
We, at Conversations for a Better World, are happy to announce the competition "Let's talk about the Pill". This is a call for your best and brightest ideas.
5... 4...3... 2.... 1.... Ladies and...
Katja, UNFPA
Imagine a world without the Pill. It is difficult, but this is the reality for millions of women worldwide who lack access to reliable forms of contraception.
Sometimes, I wonder where I and othe...