September 27 is a day of action to focus on what each of us can do to reduce the toll of HIV among gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men.

Effective, accessible contraception can have a remarkable impact on quality of life.

As we continue our efforts to make sexual health education more accessible, we’ll be launching a Sex Ed Live! series on Facebook Live on October 3rd at 3:00 p.m.

Alex has been a patient and supporter of Planned Parenthood for 15 years. Because of sexual health stigma in her culture, she turned to Planned Parenthood to get her questions answered and to take charge of her own body.

At Planned Parenthood, Jenny learned about consent culture, how to love her body, and how to be proud of who she is. She also received lifesaving cervical cancer exams.

Our first roundtable brought a group of young women together to share personal stories and discuss the importance of comprehensive sexual health education.

September 28: Global Day of Action for Access to Safe and Legal Abortion

Watch Eboney explain how Planned Parenthood came through for her when other health care providers did not.

This past May, Ralph and Melba Margolis marked their achievement by raising money for their favorite causes.