This document provides an overview of Planned Parenthood, including its history starting in 1916, the services it provides such as abortions, birth control, STD testing, and cancer screenings. It notes that abortions make up about 3% of services, with most other services involving contraception, STD testing, and prevention of unintended pregnancies. The document also discusses the current controversy around "defunding" Planned Parenthood and proposes some alternative solutions to support women's health.
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Planned Parenthood
This document provides an overview of Planned Parenthood, including its history starting in 1916, the services it provides such as abortions, birth control, STD testing, and cancer screenings. It notes that abortions make up about 3% of services, with most other services involving contraception, STD testing, and prevention of unintended pregnancies. The document also discusses the current controversy around "defunding" Planned Parenthood and proposes some alternative solutions to support women's health.
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Planned Parenthood
Alexa Authorlee, Flor Jacome, Jose Loera
Historical Context Illegal to counsel/ provide information Ovulation, Healthy pregnancy, Periods Child fatality during 1st 5 years History Margaret Sanger 1916- Brooklyn, NY Persistence is key Family planning is permitted -1930s List of Services Provided Abortions Birth Control Administration Pregnancy Testing STD Testing Cancer Screenings Family Counseling Breakdown of Services Appx. 3% are abortions 323,299 in 2014 Sex Education to 1.5 million young adults STD screens 42% 4.2 million test/ treatments- 2014 Family Planning Avoid 2 million pregnancies in 2014 Contraception Contraceptive = Main Service 99% women use contraceptive BCP, Vaginal Ring, Injection, IUD, Condom (M/F) Pill & Sterilization- most common Began in 1982 Abortions Reasons: 40%- Financial
36%- Timing
31%- Partners
29%- Other children
20%- Interference with future
Current Status of PP Controversy over Abortions Mothers Rights Life of Fetus/ Child Religious/ Social beliefs Fetus Post- Abortion What is Defunding? NO part in federal budget Restriction of Medicaid/ Medicare Not just abortions For Defunding
Innocent babies who are unable to defend
themselves Selling of fetal tissue Against Defunding Beneficial Rights to Women Encourages independent decision making Does not turn away low-income Proposed Solutions Improved Sex Education Free- Volunteer Based Outside/Inside of schools Pregnancy Prevention, basic human anatomy, rape, & STDs Disadvantage 1. Resistance/ Hesitance -. Still would be beneficial Secular Learning Environments - Not based on religious ideologies or influence Disadvantages 1. Misinformation Expression, Contraceptives, Sexual 2. Malicious orientations, Healthy Relationships agendas Safe place Community Centers City/ local Govt. Value + quality of citizen life Public Health Funding Sources Personal Donations Awareness/ Advertising Fundraising Events Disadvantages 1. Spend Money to make money a. if you have it Links for images http://www.inspiremore.com/12-crazy-facts-about-life-in-1910-america-that-will- make-you-appreciate-today-a-lot/ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1916_Zoning_Resolution Thank you for your time!
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