2008 Grants
2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003
Reproductive Health Technologies Project$75,000
To cultivate a set of reproductive health and justice organizations that are committed to advancing comprehensive chemical policy reform at the national level, and to conduct critical research on effective communication strategies about reproductive health impacts from environmental exposures.
Center for Reproductive Rights$100,000
To develop high-impact state and federal litigation seeking legal standards that ensure access to reproductive health care for marginalized groups and adolescents.
Choice USA$50,000
To build and broaden an active base of youth support for abortion rights.
Tides Foundation$50,000
To strengthen the reproductive justice field by creating new funding resources and opportunities for nonprofit groups led by and for women of color to build their organizational capacity and leadership in the reproductive justice movement.
Abortion Access Project$100,000
To eliminate disparities in access to safe abortion for rural and low-income women and ensure abortion education and training opportunities for all qualified clinicians, particularly those working or planning to work in underserved communities.
Association of Reproductive Health Professionals$50,000
To increase knowledge among association members, the media, policymakers, and the broader public about the relationship between environmental contaminants and reproductive health outcomes and to enable them to advocate on behalf of sound policies.
Guttmacher Institute$50,000
To protect and expand reproductive rights in the United States by providing advocates and policymakers needed information.
National Institute for Reproductive Health$100,000
To seek to ensure that all women have the health care coverage and access necessary to obtain needed reproductive health care.
University of California San Francisco Bixby Center for Reproductive Health Research & Policy$75,000
To train and support advanced practice clinicians (nurse practitioners, physician assistants and certified nurse midwives) in providing early abortion services to their patients as part of quality early pregnancy care.
Advocates for Youth$50,000
To ensure that young people have access to science-based pregnancy prevention information and services, as part of comprehensive sexuality education.
Answer$75,000
To provide teens with medically accurate, straightforward information about reproductive health produced by their peers, and assist them in supporting comprehensive sexuality education.
Ms. Foundation for Women$50,000
To provide individualized technical assistance and grants to state-level organizations working to secure comprehensive, medically accurate sexuality education in the United States.
National Women's Law Center$50,000
To expand and protect insurance coverage of contraceptives using legal assistance, litigation, research, policy analysis, coalition-building and public education.
Physicians for Reproductive Choice and Health$50,000
To train health care providers in the best practices for addressing the sexual and reproductive health needs of young people.
SIECUS (Sexuality Information & Education Council of the US)$50,000
To use education and advocacy to secure and protect the sexual and reproductive health and rights of people in the US.