Research & Perspectives
Members of the Abortion Care Network have found these articles to be helpful if you are doing basic research on abortion, writing a term paper, or article. Includes the history of abortion, men and abortion, and other topics.
- The History of Abortion
- A brief overview of the History of abortion, including the Roe v Wade decision legalizing abortion.
- Chronology of Abortion in US
- Landmarks in abortion, both legal precedents and violence toward abortion providers.
- Study of Men in the Waiting Room
- A research article on men's experience in the abortion process by Arthur B. Shostak, Drexel University; Ross Koppel, University of Pennsylvania; Jennifer Perkins, Kenyon College
- Men Have Needs too
- Men's reproductive health needs.
- Men Preventing Unintended Pregnancy
- An article by Brian Nguyen, Men Can Help Prevent Unintended Pregnancy, Too"
- Asking More from Men
- Article about Men and Abortion by Arthur Shostak: "On Asking More from Men: Reducing Abortion's Toll."
- Abortion Clinics as Contraception Schoolrooms
- Arthur Shostak calls for more contraceptive education for men by abortion clinics.
- Answers to Student Interview
- Abortion Care Network director answers questions about abortion put to her by students.
- We Have Met the Enemy and S/he is Us
- A thought provoking essay by ACN member Peg Johnston about what each of us can do in our everyday lives to challenge the stigma of abortion.
- Opting Out of the Abortion War
- A two part essay analyzing the abortion conflict by Peg Johnston. It was previously published in Our Choices, Our Lives: Unapologetic Writings on Abortion (2002) by Krista Jacob.
- Are You In the Know?
- Link to Guttmacher Institute's informative website In the Know, which offers facts about abortion, contraception, etc.
- Why It's Important to Vote
- The Abortion Care Network presents the story of women's struggle in the early part of the 20th century to win the vote and why it's important that women vote.
- Virginia
- A poster by Abortion Care Network members Heather Ault, an artist and creator of 4000 Years for Choice and Jeannie Ludlow, PhD a women's studies professor on the history of denying women reproductive justice in the state of Virginia.
