| PUTTING PREVENTION FIRST IN OREGON |
| Putting prevention first in Oregon NARAL Pro-Choice Oregon is committed to maintaining personal freedom and encouraging personal responsibility – to keeping ...
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| Global Gag Rule |
| This is an executive order that essentially blackmails foreign health organizations who depend on U.S. aid. The government does this ...
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| United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) |
| UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, is the world's largest international source of funding for population and reproductive health programs.In ...
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| Freedom of Choice Act (FOCA) |
| The Freedom of Choice Act was introduced in Congress on January 22, 2004 by Senator Barbara Boxer. The bill, S ...
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| Sex Education in Oregon Public Schools |
| HUMAN SEXUALITY EDUCATION
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| Insurance Coverage for Contraception |
| Pro-Choice Victory! HB 2700: Access to Birth Control Act signed into law! Oregonians now have greater access to birth control ...
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| Parental Involvement Laws |
| Oregon does not mandate parental consent laws. However, if the federal government succeeds in its anti-choice campaign, Oregon and every other pro-choice ...
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| Waiting Periods and Informed Consent Laws |
| Abortion-specific "informed" consent laws unnecessarily insert the government into private decision making and the doctor-patient relationship. This is consistent with ...
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| Mifepristone/RU-486 |
| Despite what Bush claims, FDA-approved Mifepristone, when taken with the proper medical supervision, is not dangerous to a woman's health.The ...
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| First Federal Ban on Abortions, 2003 |
| In 2003, Congress passed and President George W. Bush signed the first federal law banning a medical procedure. This ban ...
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| Access to Birth Control Act |
| HB 2700: Access to Birth Control Act…It’s as simple as ABC! Ensuring Access OverallThe ABC Act protects Oregonians from unreasonable government ...
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| Pharmacist Survey on Emergency Birth Control |
| Please contact our Emergency Birth Control Project Coordinator, Eddie MacDonald-Evoy, for more information or call 503-223-4510 x18.
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