Sara Alcid works at the Reproductive Health Technologies Project as a Programs & Policy Assistant. She also blogs for the State Department’s Women in Public Service Project. Her interests include reproductive justice, modern feminism, and queer politics.
This week, an international team of experts, in conjunction with the WHO and the UN Environment Programme, released a report declaring hormone-disrupting chemicals a “global threat” that should be addressed.
Women’s private and public spheres converged in the bathroom of a bar in Mankato, MN with the recent installation of a pregnancy test vending machine.
Now that we’ve had a month to celebrate the triumph of No Copay Day, it is important to look forward and carefully consider what comes next on the advocacy agenda for effective implementation of the ACA’s reproductive health measures.
