Times of Trenton
February 14, 2010
Casey Olesko

National Condom Week, Feb. 14-21, is the perfect opportunity to talk with your partner about the importance of protecting each other's sexual health. Even if you are using another method of birth control, you may be at risk of contracting a sexually transmitted infection (STI/STD). Condoms are the best way to prevent unintended pregnancy and STIs/STDs.

The Star-Ledger
Jeff Diamant
January 30, 2010

With their high-priority issues prominent on national agendas, members of the clergy have been unusually active in politics. Catholic bishops in New Jersey and elsewhere have been especially vocal on matters such as same-sex marriage, national health care and illegal immigration.

Time of Trenton
January 22, 2010
Xan Blake

Thirty seven years ago today, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down its Roe vs. Wade decision, which legalized abortion in the United States. This historic anniversary inspires us to reflect on the advances American women have made since being able to fully control their own fertility, as well as on the many strides still necessary for women around the globe to have an equal place at life's table.

Times of Trenton
January 22, 2010
Michele Angermiller

PRINCETON BOROUGH -- New Jersey drivers supporting a woman's right to choose are being asked to show their support with a honk today.

The Planned Parent Association of the Mercer Area will commemorate the 37th Anniversary of Roe V. Wade with its annual "Honk and Wave" visibility event from 2 to 3 p.m. in front of Monument Park in Princeton.

NJ.com
December 10, 2009
Statehouse Bureau Staff

TRENTON -- The Senate approved a bill providing better reimbursement for the 60 family planning clinics operating in New Jersey that serve low-income and uninsured women.