Why Are States Trying to Bury the Truth About Preventable Deaths of Pregnant Women?
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Reproductive Health Care Across the Lifespan
Reproductive Health Care Across the Lifespan
There is a dearth of information about—and policy attention to—women’s experiences navigating circumstances that shape their health, such as menstruation, access to contraception, (in)fertility, and menopause.
Maternal Health
Maternal Health
The United States has the highest rate of maternal mortality among wealthy nations, and Black women continue to die from pregnancy-related causes at rates three times higher than White women.
Promoting Access to Abortion
Promoting Access to Abortion
Barriers to abortion disproportionately affect those who cannot afford to take time off work, arrange child care, or travel long distances, which deepends inequities for people already facing economic hardship.
Contraceptive Challenges Facing Community College Students
Contraceptive Challenges Facing Community College Students
Yet Again, Voters Demand Reproductive Freedom at the Polls
Yet Again, Voters Demand Reproductive Freedom at the Polls
New IWPR Analysis Reveals Economic Harm of State Abortion Bans and Impact on Women’s Workforce Participation
New IWPR Analysis Reveals Economic Harm of State Abortion Bans and Impact on Women’s Workforce Participation
The Economic and Workforce Impact of Restrictive Abortion Laws
The Economic and Workforce Impact of Restrictive Abortion Laws
Monumental Maternal Health Legislation Crosses the Finish Line in Massachusetts
Monumental Maternal Health Legislation Crosses the Finish Line in Massachusetts
The Economic Impacts of Reproductive Restrictions in Florida
The Economic Impacts of Reproductive Restrictions in Florida
SCOTUS Allows Access to Emergency Abortion Care in Idaho—For Now
SCOTUS Allows Access to Emergency Abortion Care in Idaho—For Now
New IWPR Analysis Shows State Abortion Bans Cost the US Economy $68 Billion Annually