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More than $140 Billion in Lost Earnings: Abortion Restrictions Continue to Harm Women and Are a Persistent Drag on the Economy

Costs of Reproductive Health Restrictions: 2026 Analysis

Costs and Consequences: Impacts of Abortion Restrictions Four Years Post Dobbs

Thriving on Campus: What LGBTQIA+ Students Expect from Community Colleges

No Student Left Behind: Supporting Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health Resources for LGBTQIA+ Community College Students

Here Are Four Better Ways to Support Women and Families than Trump’s Pronatalist Propaganda Website

Filling the Gap: Community College Students Expect Sexual Health Education on Campus

IWPR Comments for Continued Data Collection Under the Maternal Mortality Review Information Application (MMRIA)

From Roe to EOs, This Week’s Anniversaries Underscore What’s at Stake for Women’s Economic Security and Gender Equity

Threats to Women’s Reproductive Freedom and Maternal Health

Impacts of the OBBB on Women and Families

Data in Danger: The Disappearing Infrastructure of Maternal Health Research

When Care Fails, Generations Suffer: The Ripple Effect of the Black Maternal Health Crisis

Birthing While Black: The Urgent Fight for Maternal Health Reform

Higher Risks, Lower Rewards: The Hidden Toll on Black Women Working in Health Care

Working in Harm’s Way: How Occupational Segregation Impacts Black Maternal Health

State-Level Abortion Restrictions Cost the US Economy $133 Billion

Abortion Restrictions Cost the US $64 Billion a Year—With Black Women Bearing the Brunt

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