Fact Sheet
The Access to Contraception for Women Servicemembers and Dependents Act and other policy changes are critical to address the reproductive health care inequities that women serving in the armed forces face.
Fact Sheet
A ruling for the plaintiffs in King v. Burwell would take away quality, affordable health care from millions of Americans.
A look at five facts that highlight the benefits of the Affordable Care Act for the Asian American and Pacific Islander community.
A look at five facts that highlight the benefits of the Affordable Care Act for the African American community.
A look at five facts that highlight the benefits of the Affordable Care Act for the Latino community.
Report
Stable, healthy marriages and relationships can bolster the economic security and well-being of adults and children.
This infographic is a compilation of data from multiple sources to highlight how women are benefiting from the Affordable Care Act. It will be updated at least monthly to reflect the most recent data available.
Fact Sheet
Millions of Americans are benefiting from the peace of mind that comes with quality, affordable health care, and shopping around during this year’s open enrollment period could mean big savings.
Report
The Affordable Care Act is making a difference in connecting LGBT people with coverage, but more remains to be done.
Pope Francis teaches that access to comprehensive health care, which acknowledges the dignity of the whole person at each stage of life, is necessary to build a more just world.
Issue Brief
While women have access to family planning services at a multitude of health care facilities—and while a wide spectrum of funding sources covers contraceptives and those services—we are not doing enough to ensure access for all women.
Report
Increasing the minimum wage in concert with expanding Medicaid would not only boost the incomes of low-wage working families and increase access to healthcare but would also be a boon to state budgets.
Issue Brief
Increased funding and a wide variety of health care facilities and providers that can prevent, detect, and treat sexually transmitted infections are keys to reducing this underappreciated public health problem.
Report
America's middle class is being squeezed by stagnant—and in many cases declining—incomes and rising costs. To address the middle-class squeeze, we need to enact policies that will both increase incomes and also address rising child care, higher education, health care, housing, and retirement costs.
The Obama administration’s new birth control rules are generous and strategically smart, but some opponents still aren’t happy.