Over the past decade, women in Western countries have taken to various social media
platforms to share their dissatisfactory experiences with hormonal contraception, which may …

The reproductive justice framework holds much promise for guiding research that can
contribute to social change. Its limited integration and use in social psychology therefore …

Despite its central importance to global family planning, the “unmet need for contraception”
metric is frequently misinterpreted. Often conflated with a lack of access, misinterpretation of …

Despite narratives about empowering women through contraception, global family planning
programs are evaluated primarily by their ability to increase contraceptive uptake and …

One of the most common barriers to using effective family planning methods is the belief that
hormonal contraceptives and contraceptive devices have adverse effects on future fertility …

Key Messages “Need”-based measures, such as unmet need and demand satisfied, are
indicators used at the global level to assess progress in the family planning (FP) field and …

Beliefs about contraception are commonly conceptualized as playing an important role in
contraceptive decision‐making. Interventions designed to address beliefs typically include …

Agricultural production and household food security are hypothesized to play a critical role
connecting climate change to downstream effects on women's health, especially in …

There is growing consensus in the family planning community around the need for novel
measures of autonomy. Existing literature highlights the tension between efforts to pursue …

Voluntary family planning is a key mainstay of demographic work and population policies.
The 1994 International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) signalled a …