Young women are less likely to see their personal struggles as separate issues. They see their reproductive freedom as intrinsically connected to the other obstacles and barriers that they face: from lacking basic health insurance to seeing an increase in life-threatening sexually transmitted diseases in their communities, to the dwindling number of programs that offer medically-accurate sex education.

The Pro-Choice Public Education Project seeks to bridge the gap between young people and the organizations that serve them within the pro-choice community and beyond. We have three main program areas that compliment each other to achieve this goal.