| A Response to Concerns about Population Assistance: Alan Guttmacher Institute position statement on international family planning programs. |
| Analysis of the Controversy over US Support for International Family Planning: Paper analyzing the economics of international family planning, the arguments opposing it, the role of capital formation in limiting population growth in developing nations, and the sustainability of agriculture. |
| Don't Fund UNFPA Population Control (Commentary): A scathing criticism of the United Nations Population Fund, by Stephen Moore of the Cato Institute. |
| JHPIEGO - Family Planning Training: A nonprofit organization that works in developing countries to train health professionals in modern reproductive health care, especially family planning. Affiliate of Johns Hopkins University. |
| Population Research Institute: PRI Seeks to document asserted abuses of human rights in the name of population control, which have occurred in China and other countries. Bimonthly newsletter-PRI Review. |
| Prevention First: A Three-Pronged Strategy To Integrate Family Planning Program Efforts Against HIV and Sexually Transmitted Infections: Article in International Family Planning Perspectives discusses the need for new strategies to help reduce STI transmission around the world. |
| SEATS: Family Planning and Technical Support Project: The SEATS II Project promotes the development and expansion of family planning and reproductive health services in developing countries. |
| Why Family Planning Matters: Issue of Johns Hopkins "Population Reports" newsletter offers technical information for worldwide family planning advocacy. Topics include benefits of family planning, offering women choices, encouraging safer sex, reaching out to youth and to men, protecting the environment, and aiding development. |
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