Links
Links of interest for CHOICE web site

REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH LINKS

Alan Guttmacher Institute
This site contains news releases and articles as well as statistical information on a variety of sexual health issues such as abortion, pregnancy, birth control, sexually transmitted diseases and sexual behavior.

www.agi-usa.org

American Social Healh Association
This site contains frequently asked questions and answers about sexually transmitted diseases, a network of support groups for both herpes and genital warts, and access to their quarterly newsletter.

www.ashastd.org

Center for Reproductive Law and Policy
CRLP is a non-profit legal and policy advocacy organization dedicated to promoting women's reproductive rights. Through this site you can look up publications, investigate the status of reproductive rights around the world and in the United States, and view their monthly newsletter.

www.crlp.org

National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League (NARAL)
NARAL is a non-profit organization that advocates to protect and preserve the right to choose abortion, while promoting policies and programs that improve women's health. This site contains information about congressional voting records on reproductive choice, fact sheets about abortion and the law, and what you can do to support NARAL and the right to choose.

www.naral.org

Not 2 Late, Emergency Contraception
This site contains factual information, frequently asked questions and answers, and provider sites for emergency contraception.

not-2-late.com

Planned Parenthood Federation of America
This site contains factual and statistical information about sexual health, as well as legislative updates and research on sexual health. You also can find out where local health centers are located and how you can make a donation to Planned Parenthood. They also have resources in Spanish.

www.ppfa.org

Unspeakable: The Naked Truth About STDs
This site contains factual information about sexually transmitted diseases, a national database for STD clinics, frequently asked questions and answers, and a risk assessment tool for STDs.

www.unspeakable.com