Safe & Healthy Environment

Reclaiming Birth

For Everyone But Her: Women Stripped of Their Autonomy

Black Midwives: Their Impact on History

Poster of a girl who is "keeping pure" for her husband.

Victorian Silence and Modern Debate: A History of Sex Education

Second Parent Adoption and Lesbian Motherhood in a Post-Dobbs World

Protester holding sign. which reads, "Protect abortion patients and providers."

NOW & THEN: The History of Violence Against Abortion Providers and Clinic Workers, 1980s-present

Charon Asetoyer: A Life of Advocacy for Indigenous Reproductive Justice

Our Bodies, Our Selves: Notes on Sex-Ed Reform and Restriction

Birthing In Shackles: Incarcerated Women’s Bodily Autonomy Battle

The Family Dream: The Past and Present of LGBTQ Parenting

Sexism in Sports: Why Average Men Think They Could Beat Professional Female Athletes

Endangerment or Empowerment? Feminist Battles Over Pornography and Reproductive Justice

Undocumented People’s Abortion-Care Reality in a ‘Post-Dobbs’ America

Understanding Reproductive Healthcare in a Post-Dobbs World: An Interview with Dr. Karen Davidson M.D., OB/GYN

Mental Health Services for Sexual and Reproductive Health

The Myth of Collateral Damage

The Michael Fund Pamphlet Sophia Smith Collection

Disguised Eugenics? Disability and the “Right to Life” Argument

You’re on Your Own Kid: DIY Abortions

The Right to Have and Raise Children: Queer Family Making

Birth in Community

Stateless Children – A Lack of Regulations for International Surrogacy – By Elena Mierke

Pro-life, and the Movement of Misinformation

The Fight Against Environmental and Reproductive Injustices: A Community-based Research of Mohawk Community in the 1980s

Beyond Birth: Reproductive Justice in Postpartum Care

HIV Criminalization and Women

Photo Credits: NBC News

Common Ground and Asking Questions

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Virginia Apuzzo: Using Activism and Politics to Achieve Change

Self-induced Abortion: Menstrual Extraction

The Birth of Disinformation

The Abuse of C-Sections in the US

Restricted: Pregnancy Behind Bars

The Deadly History of the IUD

The Omegaverse: A Study of Reproductive Justice and Queer Expressionism

Prison Birth Project: Supporting Incarcerated Parents

The Overuse of C-Sections in the United States

ChelsSpeaks: The Tea on Black Motherhood in America

Beyond Borders: Reproductive Justice for Immigrant Women

Beyond Borders: Reproductive Justice for Immigrant Women

Marching in the Streets, Power in the Sheets: an Exploration of Queer Sexual Autonomy

Activist Archives: Virginia Apuzzo

Playing with PCBs: The Environmental Work of Katsi Cook and the Akwesasne Women

Hey doctors, do better!

Norplant Contraceptive Levonorgestrel implant, 1993

Uninformed Consent: Birth Control Abuse and Misinformation in the IHS and Indigenous Communities

Cover of the National Black Women's Health Project's Self-Help Manual. This cover contains the black and white outline of the profile of three women's faces. A quote in the top right corner says "Defining, Promoting, and Maintaining Health."

The National Black Women’s Health Project

Motherhood Behind Bars: The Prison Birth Project

Don’t Tell Us to Relax: Forced Sterilization

Sex Education: A Means of Empowerment

The Fallacy of a “Transgender Threat,” to Sports

What is Reproductive Justice? What is Roe v. Wade?

The New Ideas: What is Reproductive Justice? What is Roe v. Wade?

The Battle Between Abstinence Vs. Comprehensive Sex Education

Flying Under the Radar

Trans Identities & Reproductive Healthcare

Orange pill bottle labeled Methotrexate 2.5 mg tablet next to three round, yellow pills

Methotrexate and Race

When WOC Finally Fit in at Smith College’s LBA

Uterus below text saying PLAYING GOD IN GYNECOLOGY: Fertility and White Supremacy

Playing God in Gynecology: Fertility and White Supremacy

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Sexuality Education, Ghana

A group of people are out on the street collectively holding a giant sign saying "Disability Rights are Human Rights"

The Intersection of Disability and Reproductive Rights

a printed poster showing several people that read at the top "stop forced sterilization" "alto a esterilización forzada"

Forced Sterilization in Past and Present

Safe Abortions Have Never Been an Option

Pro-Life & Proud: The Story of the Pro-Life Alliance at Smith College in 1990s

Sterilization and reproductive abuse in post-Dobbs America

So You Want To Learn About Crisis Pregnancy Centers?

A masked protestor with pink hair holding up a sign that reads "Safe + Accessible Abortions for All Genders."

Why We Need Trans-Centric Reproductive Healthcare

Choice in the Church: Catholics and Abortion

“As simple as loving my own skin and being prouder of it each day” Reflections on Filipino and Queer Identity

Our Bodies, Ourselves

Contraception and Contradiction

motherhood and reproductive justice

Reproductive Injustice Through a Queer Lens: A Brief History of the Lesbian Custody Issue

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Medical Mistrials: Bodily Autonomy in Birth Control Trials

Ghada Amer and Lesbians in the Media

"Silence = Death" Acrylic Painting By Keith Haring

First Responders: Confronting the Racial Disconnect in Healthcare