On June 23, 2008, The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy held a national conference call entitled “State Efforts to Reduce Unplanned Pregnancy.” On this call, unique examples of work on unplanned pregnancy prevention from all over the country where states have introduced initiatives and innovations in this area were highlighted. The call featured an overview of The National Campaign’s work on unplanned pregnancy as well as an overview of data on unplanned pregnancy in the U.S. A panel of speakers from five states described their work to prevent unplanned pregnancy among 20-somethings.
State Efforts to Reduce Unplanned Pregnancy, a national conference call
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State Efforts to Reduce Unplanned Pregnancy, a national conference call
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Additional Resources:
Best Intentions: Unplanned Pregnancies and the Well-Being of Indiana Families
California Family PACT, an overview
Iowa Initiative to Reduce Unintended Pregnancies, summary points
New Clinical Guideline Available for Preventing Unintended
Pregnancy in Adults, press release, the State of Michigan
Virginia Partners in Prevention, web brief