Grant Program Reproductive Health

To protect and expand reproductive rights in the United States by getting advocates and policymakers the information they need, when they need it.

To achieve comprehensive chemicals policy reform to improve reproductive health and fertility.

To increase teens’ access to accurate, age- and developmentally-appropriate sexuality information; and increase teens’ ability to advocate for the teaching of sexuality issues in medically accurate, responsible ways by appropriately trained professionals.

To increase teens’ access to accurate, age- and developmentally appropriate sexuality information; and increase teens’ ability to advocate for the teaching of sexuality issues in medically accurate, responsible ways appropriately trained professionals.

To train clinicians who can promote environmental policies that will improve reproductive health.

To ensure that metropolitan areas across the United States begin to approach the ultimate goal of comprehensive sexuality education for all young people.

To protect and expand access to reproductive health services through legal advocacy, including litigation when necessary.

To participate in the Toxic Free Legacy Coalition, which addresses the problem of environmental contaminants and their impact on human health in Washington State.

To increase young people’s access to factually accurate sexuality education.

To develop high-impact state and federal litigation that increases access to safe and legal abortion and high-quality reproductive health care services.