
Resource Hub
Your centralized destination for trusted, evidence-based information on women’s sexual and reproductive health. Whether you're a student, provider, advocate, or patient, the Resource Hub offers toolkits, research, policy briefs, and educational materials designed to advance equity, improve care, and empower informed decision-making. See something you want to add? Email info@sheplusfoundation.com.
SHE+ Explains
Explore this video series from the SHE+ Foundation, designed to make learning about sexual health clear, relatable, and accessible. The series includes tailored content created for teens, for parents, and even videos created by teens and by parents, offering unique perspectives for every viewer.
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Medical Eligibility Criteria for Initiating Contraception
A reference tool for clinicians who want to check a patient’s medical eligibility for initiating various forms of contraception as they relate to absolute and relative contraindications. Information is based on 2024 contraception guidance from the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the World Health Organization.
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FACT SHEET Combined Hormonal Contraception: Pill, Patch, and Ring
This fact sheet from the Reproductive Health Access Project outlines key information about combined hormonal contraceptive methods, including how they work, how to use them, typical effectiveness, side effects, and period management. It covers popular options like the pill, patch, and both monthly and yearly vaginal rings.
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5 Calls: Make Your Voice Heard
5 Calls makes civic action fast and effective. The app connects you directly with your representatives, locally and nationally, based on your location, and provides phone numbers, background on key issues, and ready-to-use scripts to guide your calls. It’s one of the easiest ways to participate in democracy and advocate for the issues you care about, all in just minutes a day.

Power to Decide: What We Do
Power to Decide is a nonprofit organization working to ensure that all people have the power to decide if, when, and under what circumstances to get pregnant and have a child. This page outlines their mission, advocacy efforts, and programs focused on advancing reproductive well-being and contraceptive access nationwide.
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Genital Vibrators and Sexual Satisfaction: A Qualitative Study
This qualitative study, presented at the 2024 ISSWSH Annual Meeting, explores how different styles of genital vibrators impact sexual satisfaction in individuals with no baseline sexual dysfunction. Participants tested three types of vibrators—wand, dual-pronged, and clitoral suction—over six weeks. Results showed that 90% reported improved sexual satisfaction, with the clitoral suction device as the preferred choice. The study highlights how factors like comfort, intensity, and partner use contribute to enhanced sexual experiences.

Exploring the Impact of Vulvovaginal Pain Disorders on Sexual Health and Well-Being
This study examines the effects of vulvovaginal pain disorders on sexual health, quality of life, and psychological well-being. It explores potential causes, diagnostic challenges, and treatment options to improve patient outcomes.

Tight Lipped Podcast
Tight Lipped is a storytelling podcast that makes public what is often thought of as “private pain.” We ask big questions about female chronic pain. We explore how gender, race, sexual orientation and class impact women and non-binary folks' experiences of healthcare and of their own bodies. Our show focuses on conditions that are extremely common (like vestibulodynia, vaginismus and endometriosis), yet carry with them a social stigma and often impact mental health, identity and intimate relationships.
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Need Help?
As a service to women everywhere, the Medical Board of Directors is available to address non-urgent medical concerns you may have related to sexual health. While not a replacement for medical care, this service aims to point women in the right direction. We strive to answer all questions within a week. To submit a question, please click here to contact us.
Please note that this service is not meant to provide primary medical advice concerning specific medical care or treatment of any condition. Please consult your healthcare provider regarding your particular medical needs. Other professionals may be consulted from time to time in order to answer certain questions.

