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Episode 6: Birth Control, Family Planning and Contraception
This FemmEurope Podcast episode focuses on birth control, contraception and family planning. Today discuss societal and economic developments such as career abandonment, job renunciation, parental leave and unpaid care work. Our team will also touch upon risks and side effects of contraception, societal pressures and taboos associated with contraception, as well as accessibility and affordability of birth control. - #BirthControl #Contraception #FamilyPlanning
1. ACS Newsroom (2022). A non-hormonal pill could soon expand men’s birth control options.
2. Center for Reproductive Rights (2012). Access to Contraceptives in the European Union Human Rights, Barriers and Good Practices.
3. Duffy, S. et al. (2021). The fatherhood penalty: how parental leave policies perpetuate the gender gap (even in our ‘progressive’ universities).
4. Europea (2019).Congedo parentale e di paternità: una misura a favore delle donne e degli uomini. Retrieved from http://www.europeainfo.eu/congedo-parentale-e-di-paternita-una-misura-a-favore-delle-donne-e-degli-uomini/
5. European Institute for Gender Equality (2017). Relevance of gender in employment.
6. European Parliament (2021). EU countries should ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health.
7. European Parliament (2022). An ambitious future for Europe's women after COVID-19: mental load, gender equality in teleworking and unpaid care work after the pandemic.
8. European Parliament (2022). Maternity and paternity leave in the EU.
9. European Parliamentary Forum for Sexual and Reproductive Rights (2020). European Contraception Atlas.
10. Fenton, S. (2016). How sexist stereotypes mean doctors ignore women’s pain.
11. Fernandez Lopez, L., & Schonard, M. (2022). An ambitious future for Europe’s women after COVID-19: mental load, gender equality in teleworking and unpaid care work after the pandemic. In European Parliament (PE 719.547). European Parliament.
12. Kimport, K. (2017), More than a Physical Burden: Women’s Emotional and Mental Work in Preventing Pregnancy.
13. Kimport, K. (2018), Talking about male body-based contraceptives: the counseling visit and the feminization of contraception.
14. Macaluso, A. (2021). Baring It All: The Injustice of Female Birth Control.
15. Michas, F. (2021). Access to modern contraception in Europe 2020, by country.
16. Musumeci, R., & Solera, C. (2013). Women’s and men’s career interruptions in Europe: the role of social policies. Observatoire De La Société Britannique, 14, 37–72. https://doi.org/10.4000/osb.1511
17. Trevelyan, L. (n.d.). New EU Directive seeks to address employees’ work-life balance. International Bar Association.
18. Ulrika, R. (2019). Abortion and contraceptive use stigma: a cross-sectional study of attitudes and beliefs in secondary school students in western Kenya.
19. Vaught, J. (2020). 5 Reproductive Health Issues We Need to Talk About in 2020.
20. Woods, M. (2016, February 24). Oral Contraceptives: Risks and Benefits | Winchester Hospital. Beth Israel Lahey Health: Winchester Hospital.
21. Yoppies by worklife. European parents: which country helps them most with the costs of childcare and babysitting?
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By FemmEuropeThis FemmEurope Podcast episode focuses on birth control, contraception and family planning. Today discuss societal and economic developments such as career abandonment, job renunciation, parental leave and unpaid care work. Our team will also touch upon risks and side effects of contraception, societal pressures and taboos associated with contraception, as well as accessibility and affordability of birth control. - #BirthControl #Contraception #FamilyPlanning
1. ACS Newsroom (2022). A non-hormonal pill could soon expand men’s birth control options.
2. Center for Reproductive Rights (2012). Access to Contraceptives in the European Union Human Rights, Barriers and Good Practices.
3. Duffy, S. et al. (2021). The fatherhood penalty: how parental leave policies perpetuate the gender gap (even in our ‘progressive’ universities).
4. Europea (2019).Congedo parentale e di paternità: una misura a favore delle donne e degli uomini. Retrieved from http://www.europeainfo.eu/congedo-parentale-e-di-paternita-una-misura-a-favore-delle-donne-e-degli-uomini/
5. European Institute for Gender Equality (2017). Relevance of gender in employment.
6. European Parliament (2021). EU countries should ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health.
7. European Parliament (2022). An ambitious future for Europe's women after COVID-19: mental load, gender equality in teleworking and unpaid care work after the pandemic.
8. European Parliament (2022). Maternity and paternity leave in the EU.
9. European Parliamentary Forum for Sexual and Reproductive Rights (2020). European Contraception Atlas.
10. Fenton, S. (2016). How sexist stereotypes mean doctors ignore women’s pain.
11. Fernandez Lopez, L., & Schonard, M. (2022). An ambitious future for Europe’s women after COVID-19: mental load, gender equality in teleworking and unpaid care work after the pandemic. In European Parliament (PE 719.547). European Parliament.
12. Kimport, K. (2017), More than a Physical Burden: Women’s Emotional and Mental Work in Preventing Pregnancy.
13. Kimport, K. (2018), Talking about male body-based contraceptives: the counseling visit and the feminization of contraception.
14. Macaluso, A. (2021). Baring It All: The Injustice of Female Birth Control.
15. Michas, F. (2021). Access to modern contraception in Europe 2020, by country.
16. Musumeci, R., & Solera, C. (2013). Women’s and men’s career interruptions in Europe: the role of social policies. Observatoire De La Société Britannique, 14, 37–72. https://doi.org/10.4000/osb.1511
17. Trevelyan, L. (n.d.). New EU Directive seeks to address employees’ work-life balance. International Bar Association.
18. Ulrika, R. (2019). Abortion and contraceptive use stigma: a cross-sectional study of attitudes and beliefs in secondary school students in western Kenya.
19. Vaught, J. (2020). 5 Reproductive Health Issues We Need to Talk About in 2020.
20. Woods, M. (2016, February 24). Oral Contraceptives: Risks and Benefits | Winchester Hospital. Beth Israel Lahey Health: Winchester Hospital.
21. Yoppies by worklife. European parents: which country helps them most with the costs of childcare and babysitting?