Month: August 2021

HAPPY PRIDE, CALGARY! We have so many great ways for you to celebrate and give back this week. Check them

Have you ever faced a long-term issue, say weight loss or something relational, that you simply can’t resolve no matter

For Kylie, a nursing assistant in Reno, Nevada, her ability to afford menstrual products such as tampons and pads has

Republican Gov. Chris Sununu considers himself “pro-choice,” but calls some later abortions “not appropriate.” Scott Eisen/Getty Images New Hampshire’s motto

I hate the term “virgin.” And just so we’re all on the same page, the dictionary definition is “someone who

Although my psychological and physiological symptoms have caused me great suffering, breastfeeding is also joyful for me. Shutterstock Birthmark Doula

“In a study by the Melpomene Institute for Women’s Health Research, they found that 52% of girls with a poor

Shawna and Beezus Murphy each wrote a book about abortion aimed at young people from the perspective of the mother

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, l, and Attorney General Ken Paxton hold a press conference to address a Texas federal court’s

Civil rights attorney Alexandra Brodsky’s book Sexual Justice is out today. Courtesy of Holt/Metropolitan Books Check out Rewire News Group‘s

The Sexual Assault Kit Initiative provides funding for jurisdictions to clear the vast number of untested sexual assault kits, but

In Texas, all hell is breaking loose. First up: mask mandates. In July, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott used an executive order

I didn’t want to have an abortion. I wanted to have a child. But during my first pregnancy, the fetus