Researchers at the University of Chicago are interested in talking to individuals about their experiences related to a diagnosis of congenital anomalies during pregnancy. The goal of the study is to help create new decisional tools and aids for providers counseling patients.

We are conducting an interview study to better understand the experiences of people traveling to Illinois from out of state to receive abortion care.

Using data from our collaborators at the Chicago Abortion Fund, we are exploring changes in distances traveled, costs, and practical supports needed to access abortion post-Dobbs.

Researchers at the University of Chicago are conducting a study to explore adolescent experiences with contraceptive side effects and develop resources to help them navigate side effects and find the right method for them.

We are exploring residency applicant decision making given the current restrictions on abortion and gender-affirming care in some states, with particular attention to those who identify as Southerners and have considered building careers in the South.

We are conducting formative research to determine how to adapt Hello Options, a tangible contraception decision aid designed by Ci3, to improve access to contraceptive information sharing in international contexts of Low- and Middle-Income Countries.