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Contraception Access Program |
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To help women avoid unintended pregnancies and take charge of their reproductive lives, the National Institute works to ensure women have access to contraceptives.
Over the last five years, a critical component of the National Institute’s work has been to promote wider awareness of and access to emergency contraception (EC), to remove barriers to obtaining EC, and to garner public, governmental, health care provider, and media support for timely, equal, and meaningful EC access.
Our Contraception Access Program involves organizations across the country in educating people about the role of contraceptives in protecting health and preventing unwanted pregnancies – so that that no one is denied contraception they need due to ideological restrictions, a lack of information or inability to pay.
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Read more here about the campaigns, or for more information about the Contraception Access Program, contact Amy Boldosser, Director of Local Advocacy Initiatives by email or call 212.343.2031 ext. 3523.
For more information on our Low-Income Access Program and our 2008-2009 grantees, click here.
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The National Institute’s Contraception Access Program currently consists of two national campaigns:
- The Back Up Your Birth Control Campaign is a national initiative supported by a partnership of leading national and advocacy organizations, service providers, and community stakeholders. The goal of the campaign is to expand EC access by increasing EC education and awareness so that every woman can back up her birth control with EC. Read more.
- The Emergency Contraception (EC) Access Campaign is a multi-faceted campaign that identifies and examines obstacles to accessing emergency contraception (EC) while promoting the awareness, availability, and affordability of EC for all women.
Read more.
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