Courtney Joslin

Courtney Joslin, a Resident Fellow at the R Street Institute, dives into the complexities of contraceptive accessibility and women's healthcare. She discusses how geography and costs hinder access, particularly in rural areas. Joslin highlights innovative state-based policies and the evolving role of pharmacists in improving access to birth control. She also emphasizes how increased contraceptive access correlates with higher education and economic mobility, reshaping women's social status and health outcomes.