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NHeLP Comments on Excepted Fertility Benefits Proposed Rule
Read moreThe U.S. Labor, Treasury, and Health and Human Services Departments proposed a rule that may allow some employers to offer limited fertility and IVF benefits outside ACA consumer protections. NHeLP submitted comments asking the Departments to withdraw this proposal and instead utilize mechanisms that would ensure that low- and…
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2025 Landmines and Pathways in the Fight for Sexual and Reproductive Health Care Equity for People with Disabilities
Read moreSexual and reproductive health (SRH) equity means that all people have access to the high-quality health care and health-related social needs, legal rights, and power they need to attain their highest attainable standard of SRH and wellbeing. Unfortunately, people with disabilities face numerous barriers to experiencing this aim. Over…
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An Advocate’s Primer on Fighting Barriers to Prescription Drugs for Chronic Conditions Under Dobbs
Read moreAmid escalating attacks on sexual and reproductive rights in the U.S., people are facing increasing barriers to prescription drugs that help manage their chronic conditions or related symptoms. Health care entities are denying or delaying access to these medications because they can end or cause complications to pregnancies, even…
- May 2, 2024
The Disability Community Deserves Inclusive and Accessible Doula Care
Read moreOn May 2, 1927, the Supreme Court decided that the state-sanctioned forced sterilization of people with disabilities in public institutions is constitutional. Ninety-seven years later, the horrific precedent set in Buck v. Bell remains the law of the land. Due to ableism, sexism, racism, and other mutually reinforcing systems…
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Contraceptive Access: A Disability Equity Issue
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