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5 Things You Should Know About Religion and Contraception

Eleni Towns examines the faith perspective on no-cost contraception that kicks off today under Obamacare.

By Eleni Towns | Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Ministering to Bodies and Souls

This interview with Rev. Elizabeth Barnum is part of a series profiling leaders of the Faith and Reproductive Justice Leadership Institute, a project of CAP’s Faith and Progressive Policy Initiative conducted by Sally Steenland.

By Sally Steenland | Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Building Community and Seeking Justice for Women

This interview with Kyle Meerkins is part of a series profiling leaders of the Faith and Reproductive Justice Leadership Institute, a project of CAP’s Faith and Progressive Policy Initiative conducted by Sally Steenland.

By Sally Steenland | Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Empowering Young Women Through Faith Based Programs

This interview with Lorena Parrish is part of a series profiling leaders of the Faith and Reproductive Justice Leadership Institute, a project of CAP’s Faith and Progressive Policy Initiative conducted by Sally Steenland.

By Sally Steenland | Thursday, June 21, 2012

Making Reproductive and Sexual Health Issues More Accessible for Young Muslim Americans

Sally Steenland sits down with Urooj Arshad to discuss reproductive and sexual health and the American Muslim population.

By Sally Steenland | Monday, June 11, 2012

Faith and Sexuality

Sally Steenland sits down with Lyndsey Godwin to discuss faith and sexuality, and how they intersect and inform one another.

By Sally Steenland | Wednesday, May 9, 2012

Giving Birth Is Not a Laughing Matter

We must commit to alleviating the suffering of the world where no woman dies giving life and no child grows up motherless, writes Katey Zeh.

By Katey Zeh | Thursday, May 3, 2012

CAP Launches New Faith and Reproductive Justice Leadership Institute

A new CAP project brings together a diverse group of advocates to push back against religious rhetoric that threatens women’s reproductive health, writes Sally Steenland.

By Sally Steenland | Thursday, April 26, 2012

Bridging the Gap Between Faith and Reproductive Justice

Sally Steenland discusses the intersection of religion and women’s reproductive health with Darcy Baxter.

By Sally Steenland | Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Contraception Is an Economic Issue

Sally Steenland and Jessica Arons explain why family planning is integral to women’s economic security.

By Sally Steenland and Jessica Arons | Monday, April 2, 2012

The Morality of Contraception

Eleni Towns and Sally Steenland argue that the vast majority of people of faith support contraception.

By Eleni Towns and Sally Steenland | Thursday, February 23, 2012

Komen’s Backpedal on Planned Parenthood Funding Put Women’s Health at Risk

The Susan G. Komen Foundation's decision to refuse to renew grants to Planned Parenthood has the potential to hurt millions of women, particularly women of color, writes Daniella Gibbs Leger in The Grio.

By Daniella Gibbs Leger | Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Why I Wish Catholic Leaders Would Stop Saying Our Church Is Under Attack

Tara McGuinness explains why the Obama administration's compromise on the contraception mandate is not a "war on religion."

By Tara McGuinness | Monday, February 13, 2012

Religious Liberty Gets A Little Stronger

The Obama administration did the right thing by requiring most employers to provide no-cost contraceptive coverage as part of the Affordable Care Act, writes Sally Steenland.

By Sally Steenland | Friday, January 20, 2012

Progressive Faith Groups Need to Speak Up Against Personhood Amendment in Mississippi

Far-right religious organizations are claiming the holy high ground in an effort to pass a measure that would make a fertilized egg a person, write Sally Steenland and Eleni Towns. Faith and secular groups must work together to defeat it.

By Sally Steenland and Eleni Towns | Thursday, November 3, 2011