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Parages* the lutrrnatiaRal Centre on Addlement Fertility (IfAF) {formerly the International Clearinghouse on Adolescent i-crulity)
Passages is published quarterly and uarks to reduce unintended ircflirge pregnancy through programmes 10 enhance decuion-making m key areas of education, to promote family planning, and to improve access lo health care,
ICAf% 102*5 Vermont Ave:im\ m\K Wishii^ton P.f. 2 W : 5 , i:SA Conscience * a news journal uf Prochoice Catholic Opinion, (\sri3n]iCNforaFrecnmiCLMt.WO^
right lo legal reproductive heahh tiue. especially umdy planning and abortion, CFFC a t o works lo rmhice the incidence of abortion and to sncreaKe women's choices in ehildbcaringand childrening ihruy/li a d v i c e ) of s<oiiland economic programmes for
women, Families, and children,
Catholics tor a I;rec Choia\ 14 i6 U Si. N"W, Washington D.C 2<XVW-:W16, L'SA Women's Global Network for Reproductive Rights
This is tin uulotinnti)us network ol ^n.^jps and individuals all over the world who are working for and support reproductive rights lor women - thai is, a woman's right to decide if, when and how u> have children, regardless of nationality, class,, race, agc<
religion, disability, sexuality in marital ,-aaltis.
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Women's International Public Health Network News (WIPHNj
- is part of an initiative tobring together women with a commitment in <ttfc motherhood.
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P^ftOS I n s t i t u t e
Publishes "Point of View" which foeuse% oa AIDS. It comes ou! 6 times a year. The Pano.s Institute has also published a book called Triple Jeopardy; Women & AIDS. Hi is book is the fir si global -study un AIDS arid wornciL Ucxploresthctmplicationsofihe}!TV epidemic for women, children and families and highlights Uie steps *omcn arc taking to protect themselves,
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