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News
Planned Parenthood VOTES! Washington Ratifies Endorsement of Barack Obama! Planned Parenthood VOTES! Washington (PPVW) has ratified the national Planned Parenthood Action Fund’s unanimous recommendation to endorse Senator Barack Obama for president of the United States. Read the press release here.
New Poll Shows Overwhelming Support for Patients’ Rights and Access to Health Care: Washingtonians want prescriptions filled without discrimination or delay. Read our press release here. Read the results of the poll
here.
The Planned Parenthood Action Fund, the national political arm of Planned Parenthood, has released new polling research about John McCain, showing that voters are swayed by his poor record on women's health issues. Read Planned Parenthood's press release here. For a memo from PPAF containing additional polling data, please click
here.
A
new poll shows that 88% of Washingtonians support family planning
as basic health care and 66% support a 2008 state funding
allocation for family planning services.
Read Planned Parenthood’s Press Release.
View resolutions recently presented at Washington’s caucuses. For the Democratic resolution on Family Planning, click here. For the Republic resolution on Reproductive Health Care, click here.
Dedicated
activists attend the annual Reproductive Health, Rights and
Justice Lobby Day in Olympia.
Read Planned Parenthood’s Press Release.
Planned
Parenthood of Western Washington, The American Civil
Liberties Union, and the Northwest Women’s Law
Center appeal a court ruling that blocks enforcement
of Washington Pharmacy Board rules ensuring access to
medications - including emergency contraception. Read Press Release.
News Headlines
“Abortion: It's an issue of social justice”
By Carol Towarnicky. The
Philadelphia Inquirer
“Denial of contraception is immoral” By Catherine Fransson And Jamal Rahman.
The Seattle Times
Research
U.S.
Abortion Rate Continues Long-Term Decline, Falling to
Lowest Level Since 1974. Guttmacher Institute. January
2008. Check
out the report.
Emerging
Answers: Research Findings on Programs to Reduce Teen
Pregnancy and Sexually Transmitted Diseases. Douglas
kirby, Ph.d. November, 2007
Check
out the report.
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