Why Confidential Contraception Matters for Texas Teens
Minors in Texas face legal barriers to confidential contraceptive care—barriers that impact their health, autonomy, and access to effective methods. Explore key findings from our latest research brief in collaboration with Rice University’s Baker Institute.
Join Resound Research at Rice University for a Critical Conversation on Teen Contraceptive Access
Access to confidential reproductive health care — including contraception — is a critical component of adolescent health. Many teens who are sexually active seek contraception to prevent unintended pregnancy, yet policies requiring parental consent can create significant barriers — especially for those unable or unwilling to involve a parent in their health decisions.
Legislative Timeline: Now Updated!
The updated version of the Resound Research timeline of abortion and contraception policy in Texas is now available.
