Reproductive Health
Access to reproductive health care is a serious issue in the United States with profound implications for human health.
“Atlanta is a place where there is a rich history of collective community action and response to some of the toughest and most devastating health and social circumstances—including to reproductive health, human rights, civil rights, and more. I think it’s a great place for students to understand how best we can navigate these types of circumstances and make an impact.”
Whitney Rice, Assistant Professor of Behavioral, Social, and Health Education Sciences
Rollins and the Reproductive Health Landscape
Researchers are working to understand the ways policy changes, workforce shortages, and health care deserts impact health in the South and beyond.
Reproductive Reality
Rollins experts weigh in on the state of reproductive health in the U.S. and the long-reaching consequences of limiting access.
Visualizing the Maternal and Reproductive Health Crisis in Georgia
Restrictions to reproductive rights, limited access to health care during and immediately after pregnancy, and rising health care costs have placed a significant burden on women's health in Georgia.
Health Wanted: Reproductive Health
Laurel Bristow and guest, Whitney Rice, DrPH, cover the current state of reproductive rights in the United States and the impact on reproductive health and care.
Our Experts at the Forefront
Our Reproductive Health Experts in the Media
The Center for Reproductive Health Research in the Southeast
Housed at the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University, RISE is a collaborative network of stakeholders engaged in producing research around person-centered access to reproductive health care in the U.S. Southeast, using research justice–based approaches.
Reproductive Health in Focus
Help Move Reproductive Health Forward
Contribute to reproductive health research, education, and practice.