UCSF Bixby Center for Global Reproductive Health

Tickets are going fast! Join us for The Turnaway Play on April 6th in SF. It's a moving look behind the scenes of groundbreaking research showing what happens when people are denied the abortion care they want. Purchase tickets here: https://lnkd.in/gS7PvU_m

Join the Bixby Center for a staged reading of?The Turnaway Play! Based on the groundbreaking study conducted by Bixby researchers, the show tells the behind-the-scenes story of the study with humor and candor. It features the experiences of real women who received or were denied abortions across the United States. ? We’ll follow the reading with a panel to learn more about the research, the current landscape for abortion access, and how to take action.? ? Sunday, April 6th, 4pm The Brava Theater 2781 24th?St, San Francisco

Community college students need access to comprehensive reproductive health care to support them in achieving both their educational and reproductive goals. Check out this new brief from Beyond the Pill and Institute for Women's Policy Research that highlights barriers to contraceptive access among young people attending community college and outlines policies and programs that can support access.

The ob-gyn division at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital is hiring a Midwifery Administrative Manager. This pivotal role is integral to the seamless operation and success of our clinical services, offering a dynamic and multifaceted environment where your expertise can truly shine. https://lnkd.in/gd-DB44v

California Prevention Training Center (CAPTC) is hiring a Communications Intern for Spring 2025. The purpose of this internship is to develop students with an interest in public health.?The communications intern will be one of two interns working with the communications manager and other staff members. Learn more here:

Congratulations to Carol Camlin, who was recognized for her dedication to mentoring the next generation of researchers.

"I am putting my fear on them subconsciously.” New research led by Yasaman Zia, PhD MPH shows how the impacts of the Dobbs decision have spilled over into contraceptive care—endangering access and bodily autonomy

The Center for Pregnancy Options is hiring a Patient Navigator to provide individualized assistance and support to patients during their family planning and abortion services, acting as a resource and advocate for patients. Learn more and apply here: https://lnkd.in/gEVGYbp3

Health care providers, UCSF Dept. of Family & Community Medicine needs your help! Shape the development of a new free reproductive health hotline for clinicians by filling out this survey: https://bit.ly/48KzgeK

The Biden administration new rule would require insurance coverage of over-the-counter contraception. Cynthia Harper of Beyond the Pill explained how there are still gaps in contraceptive access and we need proactive policies to address them