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This resolution expresses support for recognizing September 26, 2025, as World Contraception Day and outlines Congress's perspective on improving global and domestic access to contraception. The resolution acknowledges historical challenges in reproductive health, including medical racism, discrimination, and unequal access to contraceptive services, while emphasizing the fundamental human right to determine family planning. It calls on Congress and the administration to ensure universal, high-quality, and affordable access to contraception for all people capable of pregnancy, regardless of race, ethnicity, disability, immigration status, gender identity, or sexual orientation. The resolution supports expanding comprehensive sex education, training healthcare providers, eliminating reproductive health disparities, and ensuring insurance coverage for various contraceptive methods as defined by the FDA and World Health Organization. Additionally, it recommends supporting domestic and international family planning programs, promoting over-the-counter contraception, and grounding contraception policies in accurate medical information and evidence-based research.

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