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Dec 08, 2019 Religion Dispatches Has a New Home

[Photo: A group of clinic escorts pose outside for a photo.]

Culture & Conversation

Planning a Wedding While Battling Protesters: Clinic Director Calla Hales on Her Unusual Wedding Day

Nov 25, 2019, 10:33am Caroline Reilly

"There’s no guidebook for how to keep your wedding safe from protesters."

Trending Contraception

Planning a Wedding While Battling Protesters: Clinic Director Calla Hales on Her Unusual Wedding Day

News

[Photo: An Obria clinic patient room.]

News Health Systems

Federally Funded Obria Prescribes Abstinence to Stop the Spread of STDs

Oct 8, 11:58am Sarah Varney & Kaiser Health News

Commentary

Osub Ahmed

Commentary Environment

Women’s Empowerment—Not Population Control—Is Key to Combating Climate Change

Sep 23, 2:43pm

Analysis

[Photo: Loraine Marie Maguire (C), mother provincial of the Little Sisters of the Poor, stands alongside fellow nuns as she speaks at a press conference in front of the Supreme Court.]

Analysis Law and Policy

The Nuns Are Back Before the Supreme Court, and They’re Trying to Kill the Birth Control Benefit for Good (Updated)

Jun 12, 10:15am Jessica Mason Pieklo

Investigations

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Investigations Health Systems

A Catholic Hospital in Iowa Offered Contraception for Decades. Then the Bishop Found Out.

Apr 23, 10:44am Amy Littlefield

[Photo: Security guards stand in front of the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.]

Administration Argues the Domestic ‘Gag Rule’ Isn’t a Gag Rule at Ninth Circuit Hearing

Sep 24, 2019, 10:54am

Deputy Assistant Attorney General Hashim Mooppan argued at Monday's hearing that referrals for abortion are permitted under Trump's Title X rule if medically necessary. The purpose of the law, Mooppan said, is to ensure that abortion does not become a method of family planning.

Ellen Friedrichs

Conservatives Say They Want to End Abortions. The ‘Gag Rule’ Will Do the Opposite.

Sep 19, 2019, 3:03pm

Abortion rates have been on the decline in the United States since the 1980s, due in large part to an increase in the use of long-acting reversible contraceptive methods, according to new research.

[Photo: Three doctors look over a patient's chart.]

Faith-Based Hospitals Are Not Adequately Training Residents in Abortion Procedures

Sep 19, 2019, 11:13am

A lack of such training can hinder residents throughout their careers.

Cherisse Scott

Tennessee Lawmakers Cut Off My Mic, but I Won’t Be Silenced

Sep 11, 2019, 1:28pm

I will not stop speaking up about reproductive justice—nor should any of us, especially those of us who identify as people of faith.

Planned Parenthood Leaves Title X Amid Trump’s Anti-Choice Restrictions

Aug 19, 5:24pm Dennis Carter

[Photo: Governor Jay Inslee speaks emphatically at an event.]

These States Are Protecting Family Planning Clinics Under Trump’s Domestic ‘Gag Rule’

Aug 16, 4:10pm Dennis Carter

[Photo: Dr. Leana Wen speaks passionately during a press conference.]

Dr. Leana Wen Out as Planned Parenthood President

Jul 16, 5:02pm Dennis Carter

[Photo: A group of pro-choice supporters hold signs as they protest the gag rule.]

Trump’s ‘Devastating and Unlawful’ Title X Restrictions Go Into Effect

Jul 16, 3:40pm Dennis Carter

Ellen Friedrichs

How to Talk to Young People About Abortion

Jul 12, 11:06am

[Photo: President Donald Trump looks on during an event.]

Republicans Get Another Win in Their Fight to Gut Title X

Jul 11, 4:04pm Jessica Mason Pieklo

Jesslyn Sosa

New Mexico’s Law Expanding Access to Contraception Is Important for Service Members Like Me

Jul 3, 4:12pm

[Photo: The outside of a Catholic hospital.]

For Women of Color on Medicaid, Health-Care Options More Likely to Include Catholic Hospitals

Jun 21, 10:44am Amy Littlefield

[Photo: Loraine Marie Maguire (C), mother provincial of the Little Sisters of the Poor, stands alongside fellow nuns as she speaks at a press conference in front of the Supreme Court.]

The Nuns Are Back Before the Supreme Court, and They’re Trying to Kill the Birth Control Benefit for Good (Updated)

Jun 12, 10:15am Jessica Mason Pieklo

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