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Ipas is an international reproductive justice organization solely focused on expanding access to abortion and contraception. We work on five continents with partners and governments to make abortion and contraception widely available, to connect people with vital reproductive health information so they can access services, and to advocate for legal, accessible abortion.

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Voices on choice: Exploring public opinion and attitudes on abortion in India

Abortion has been legally accessible in India for over five decades. However, there has never been a large-scale survey that goes beyond legal frameworks to explore public opinion and attitudes toward abortion.

How this Indonesian peer mentor is helping fight child marriage and school dropout

Aditya aka Dhito Raditya, a 20-year-old law student from Central Sulawesi, Indonesia, is passionate about peer mentorship and volunteering. His dedication to making a difference is fueled by the goal of ending child marriage and school dropout in his region.

One-on-one with Ipas Nepal’s specialist on climate justice, gender, and sexual and reproductive health and rights

Khusbu Poudel, Ipas Nepal’s program coordinator for climate justice, gender, and sexual and reproductive health and rights, didn’t fully grasp the extent to which women’s and girls’ bodily autonomy is affected during climate crises until she joined Ipas two years ago.

Protected: For migrant women in Mexico, a supportive chatbot helps expand bodily autonomy

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A Kenyan initiative that is transforming the delivery of medical abortion services

In the heart of Kenya, from the bustling urban center of Kiambu to the rural landscapes of Kakamega, a quiet revolution in the delivery of medical abortion services is taking place through the Medical Abortion Self Use (MASU) project.