Innovations by Women are the Future of Reproductive Health
February 15, 2018
With the rise of women worldwide entering STEM fields, more and more modern-day innovations are created by women and girls. We are… Read more »
WE Get The Job Done
February 14, 2018
On February 11, 2018, the first female American figure skater in Olympics history nailed one of the most challenging feats in figu… Read more »
Abortion Reversal is Not a Thing
February 13, 2018
Greetings, from your local policy nerds at URGE. We’ve got some news: “abortion reversal” is not a thing. You might be thinking “w… Read more »
The Valentine’s Day Holy Trinity: Condoms, Consent, and Lube
February 8, 2018
The mood is set. You’ve got a lovely significant other and they just texted you saying they’re on the way. You’re fresh out of the… Read more »
Atlanta’s Human Trafficking Problem Is Getting Worse
February 7, 2018
The other day I passed a field of pinwheels twirling silently in the Georgia wind, representing solidarity for human trafficking…. Read more »
Why Paid Sick Leave is Reproductive Justice and Why Issues Like It Matter
February 6, 2018
When we discuss the implications of mandatory waiting periods to receive abortion care, we are usually talking about abolishing th… Read more »
The Invisible Hand of The Patriarchy: Why We Need More Women in Economics
February 2, 2018
When journalist Maria Bartiromo came to CNBC, she was the first woman to report live from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange… Read more »
Reproductive Health Issues Could Lessen with Better Sex Ed
February 1, 2018
I have written about the importance of sexual education and why there is a need for more comprehensive sex ed programs in the Unit… Read more »
