GPRP Newsletter: April 25, 2025

Gender Policy Community Hour

Our next Gender Policy Community Hour will take place on Friday, May 9th from 12-1pm on Zoom. All GW community members are welcome to join to discuss their current projects and network with fellow gender policy scholars. To join the Community Hour calendar invite list, sign up here.

Our New Blog

We have launched our new GW blog site! Check it out for the latest news on GPRP, community building and networking opportunities, and writing from gender policy scholars across the University.

Events

• Art Exhibition: Subverting Their Standards, Corcoran Flagg Building, 4/25-5/6
• Film Screening: At Your CervixAt Your Cervix, USC Amphitheater, 4/28 at 6pm

Opportunities

Research Opportunities:

• Call for Abstracts: 2025 National Reproductive Health Conference, Due 5/2
• Paid Research Study: A.R.T for Hope, Seeking Black female same-sex couples in the DMV for interviews on their use of Assisted Reproductive Technologies

Funding Opportunities:

• Contraceptive Misinformation & Disinformation, Society of Family Planning, Due 7/7
• Documenting the Impact of US Policy and Legal Stressors on Contraceptive Care, Society of Family Planning, Due 7/7
• Documenting the Composition of Clinicians Providing Abortion Care, Society of Family Planning, Due 7/7

Work Opportunities:

• Events Manager, Institute for Women's Policy Research
• Senior Researcher, Race & Ethnicity Research, Pew Research Center
• Director of Congressional Relations, Health Justice, National Partnership for Women & Families
• Senior Research Associate, Guttmacher
• Ann Kolker Fellow - Health Equity and Justice, National Women’s Law Center

Internship Opportunities: 

• Summer Academic Research Intern (Health Policy Division), Urban Institute
  
• Federal Child Care Summer 2025 Internship, National Women's Law Center

Resources

• Brief: What’s at Stake in the Supreme Court Case Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic?

• Toolkit: 2025 Black Maternal Health Week
• Guidance: How Can My Immigration Status Affect Abortion Access? A Guide for Noncitizens  and Our Communities
  
• Research: A Mixed-Methods Approach to Translation Challenges in Multi-Language Research: Assessing How Spanish-Speaking Adults in the U.S. Interpret the Terms Pro-Vida (Pro-Life) and Pro-Elección (Pro-Choice)
  

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