Global Perspectives on Women`s Sexual and Reproductive Health Across the Lifecourse, Shonali Choudhury; Jennifer Toller Erausquin; Mell

Section 1: Marriage and Fertility
Chapter 1.1 Mellissa Withers (USC) The role of Balinese culture in explaining inconsistencies between fertility intentions and reproductive outcomes.
Chapter 1.2 Ann Anaebere-Aneke (Omenala Service Learning Collaborative)Sexual decision-making and African women.
Chapter 1.3 Lwendo Moonzwe Davis (ICF International)Womens partner relationships and reproductive and sexual health in Lusaka, Zambia
Chapter 1.4 Marie Brault (Yale University)The role of premarital empowerment in delaying marriage and first pregnancy in urban India
Chapter 1.5 Rohini Pande (UNICEF)How does fertility decline influence gender equality? Evidence from Tamil Nadu, India
Chapter 1.6 Funmi OlaOlorun (University of Ibadan, Nigeria)Household decision-making and contraceptive use among women ages 35-49 years in 24 sub-Saharan African countries

Section 2: Childbearing and Reproductive Health
Chapter 2.1 Aparajita Gogoi (Centre for Catalyzing Change, India)Linking women to services: Mobile Monitor for Quality of Maternal Care (MOM-QC) in India
Chapter 2.2 Priscilla Hall (Emory University)Getting what you really want in labor: Womens experience of agency during childbirth
Chapter 2.3 Noah Kojima (UCLA)Providing prenatal care and STI prevention to pregnant women through a mobile clinic project in India
Chapter 2.4 Kara Fransisco (University of Florida)Vaginal birth after cesarean: informed choice and a source of empowerment among black women in the U.S.
Chapter 2.5 Brittany Chambers (University of North Carolina Greensboro)Reframing the way we think about teenage motherhood.
Chapter 2.6 Charlotte Warren (Population Council)Sickness of shame investigating challenges and resiliency amongst women living with obstetric fistula in Kenya

Section 3: Abortion
Chapter 3.1 Michele Eggers (University of Connecticut)Experiences of Chilean women with the criminalization of abortion.
Chapter 3.2 Bayla Ostrach (Boston University) Stigma as a factor in abortion legality and reproductive morbidity.
Chapter 3.3 Julia McReynolds-Perez (University of Wisconsin)Abortion as empowerment: Reproductive rights activism in a context of illegality
Chapter 3.4 Natalie Whaley (University of Rochester)Claiming the abortion narrative: a qualitative exploration of mainstream and social media reflections on abortion
Chapter 3.5 Laura Pascoe (UC Davis)Womens reproductive autonomy and engaging men on termination of pregnancy in Zambia and Uganda