In 2007, The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy embarked on a Learning Tour—a series of meetings with national, state, and community leaders across the country— to ask these experts how they saw the problem of unplanned pregnancy among single, young adults. This diverse cross-section of leaders, professionals, providers, policy-makers, and advocates were generous with their time and offered many thoughtful insights about how best to address the challenge of unplanned pregnancy in the United States. The findings from this Learning Tour are helping to inform the work of The National Campaign. We also believe that these insights will be helpful to colleagues who are working on this critical social problem across the country.
Collected here are summaries of the six cities visited during 2007 as well as an over-arching Learning Tour summary.
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Indianapolis, IN: September 12-13, 2007 |