Non-profit · founded 2002
Ibis Reproductive Health
Oakland, United States · ibisreproductivehealth.org
- Citations, last 5 years
- 1 472
- Works, last 5 years
- 163
- h-index
- 88
- Scientists listed
- 15
- Grants since 2016
- 8
Grants received
2023–2024 · other · Gender Equity and Governance
Hewlett Gender Equity and Governance — Ibis Reproductive Health
Ibis Reproductive Health · funded by William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
2023–2025 · other · Gender Equity and Governance
Hewlett Gender Equity and Governance — Ibis Reproductive Health
Ibis Reproductive Health · funded by William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
2022–2025 · other · Gender Equity and Governance
Hewlett Gender Equity and Governance — Ibis Reproductive Health
Ibis Reproductive Health · funded by William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
2020 · grant · Increasing access to medication abortion
Medication abortion in the Hoosier State: Utilizing novel recruitment methods to measure knowledge of, preferences for, barriers to, and experiences with medication abortion in Indiana
Heidi Moseson · Ibis Reproductive Health · funded by Society of Family Planning
2020 · grant · Emerging Scholars in Family Planning
Abortion provision preferences among US women: Pilot testing measures for actionable research
Jane Seymour · Ibis Reproductive Health · funded by Society of Family Planning
2020 · grant · Contraceptive service delivery: Capturing innovations responsive to COVID-19
Does telemedicine reimbursement parity improve access to contraception? Evidence from the COVID-19 response
Terri-Ann Thompson · Ibis Reproductive Health · funded by Society of Family Planning
2017 · grant · Interdisciplinary Innovation Grants, Phase 1
Reproductive health access among transgender and gender expansive individuals
Sarah Baum · Ibis Reproductive Health · funded by Society of Family Planning
2017 · grant · Large research grant
Who is missing? A qualitative examination of the potential impact of selection bias in clinic-based studies of abortion
Kelly Blanchard · Ibis Reproductive Health · funded by Society of Family Planning