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This interactive page from Planned Parenthood helps you find birth control methods in line with your priorities.

A highly effective form of hormonal contraception that is taken once a day in tablet form to prevent ovulation.

Information about lactational amenorrhea, a form of contraception that aims to prevent ovulation through breastfeeding.

This article explores how hormonal birth control pills may help manage symptoms of endometriosis, but may also include side effects.

This issue focuses on birth control, with articles about sterilization and over-the-counter birth control pills. We talk with our own content writer…

This factsheet from Reproductive Health Access covers the basics on how to transition from one method of birth control to another.

Find options for delaying period bleeding by using hormonal contraception.

Why are birth control influencers so appealing? How can medical providers rebuild trust with their patients? And how can we protect ourselves against…

Why do people use contraception and what happens when they cannot afford it? These first-person stories testify to many different experiencesl, and…

This resource explains the Yuzpe method: how to take a high dose of certain types of birth control pills as a form of emergency contraception.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved 17 birth control methods for women and only two for men (condom and vasectomy). Why is this?

BK discusses the research she did while considering using the birth control pill and how talking to her mom helped her to be even more informed.

In this video, young women share their experiences of finding the birth control method that works best for them.

Access to oral contraceptives varies worldwide. This interactive map identifies which countries require prescriptions for birth control pills and which…

BK shares what she learned from her Catholic school about birth control and addresses the assumption that birth control is only used for pregnancy…

This guide for transgender, nonbinary, and gender-expansive people discusses how contraception relates to hormone therapies, different contraceptive…

Suzannah Weiss, a certified sex educator and sex/love coach, offers facts and advice for trans and nonbinary people about using birth control.

A history of birth control in the U.S., from condoms made from fish bladders thousands of years ago to court decisions that limit and expand who has…

Being on testosterone doesn’t prevent pregnancy. This article offers guidance around birth control for trans men, transmasculine people, and nonbinary…

This state-by-state guide provides an overview of the laws and policies around contraception in each state and ways to secure birth control and…