The Latest from Our Bodies Ourselves

In this issue, Executive Director Amy Agigian champions access to the full range of birth control options and introduces the new program director, Dr. Laura Prieto.

This issues explores growing older, featuring personal stories and resources on aging.

This issue highlights Growing Older, with a discussion of feminist aging and wealth, an introduction to panel chair Mindy Fried; a personal interview with a geriatric social worker; and an interview with feminist foremother Robin Morgan.

This issue examines the centrality of contraception and abortion to equality for women.

Women Living Better, a website about perimenopause, is now available in Spanish and Armenian. The site offers clear information about what happens in our bodies, what causes common symptoms, and what we can do to feel better.

This newsletter honors Pride month and the LGBTQIA+ work of Our Bodies Ourselves Today in the past and present.

Executive Director Amy Agigian talks about how we all deserve clear and comprehensive info about the menstrual cycle, from first periods through menopause.

This newsletter issue examines gender-based violence (GBV), which we see as a continuum that perpetuates oppression.

As we approach the 53rd anniversary of the first edition of our book, we are thrilled to celebrate the launch of Our Bodies Ourselves Today!

Welcome announcement from 2022 for Our Bodies Ourselves Today, a unique and trustworthy guide to your body and sexuality for women, girls, and gender-expansive people.