Global Perspectives on Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health Across the Lifecourse

Chapter 1 Girl Child Marriage: A Persistent Global Women’s Health and Human Rights Violation

Chapter 2 The Role of Premarital Agency in Delaying Marriage and Reproductive Decision Making in Urban India

Chapter 3 The Case for a Multi-Sectoral Approach to Preventing Child Marriage and Early Childbearing in Sub-Saharan Africa

Chapter 4 Reframing the Way We Think About Teenage Motherhood

Chapter 5 Vaginal Birth After Cesarean Section (VBAC): Informed Choice and a Source of Empowerment Among Black Women in the United States

Chapter 6 “Sickness of Shame”: Investigating Challenges and Resilience Among Women Living with Obstetric Fistula in Kenya

Chapter 7 Empowering Women in India to Influence Maternal Healthcare Quality Through Mobile Phones and Crowdsourcing

Chapter 8 The Role of Balinese Culture in Explaining Inconsistencies Between Fertility Intentions and Reproductive Outcomes

Chapter 9 Knowing Client Rights and Meeting Their Needs: Provider Knowledge and Attitudes Toward Meeting the Reproductive Needs and Rights of People Living with HIV in South Africa

Chapter 10 Claiming the Abortion Narrative: A Qualitative Exploration of Mainstream and Social Media Reflections on Abortion

Chapter 11 The Criminalization of Women for Abortion in Chile

Chapter 12 From Violence to Sex Work: Agency, Escaping Violence, and HIV Risk Among Establishment-Based Female Sex Workers in Tijuana, Mexico

Chapter 14 A Conceptual Framework and Intervention Approach for Addressing Intimate Partner Violence in Pregnancy: The Safe & Sound Model in South Africa

Chapter 15 Invisible Survivors: Causes and Consequences of Violence Against Older Women and Promising Solutions

Chapter 16 Women’s Exposure to Sexual Violence Across the Life Cycle: An African Perspective

Chapter 17 Economic Empowerment to Improve Sexual and Reproductive Health Among Women and Girls

Chapter 18 Women’s HIV Knowledge and Condom Use Across Diverse Relationship Types in the Dominican Republic and Haiti

Chapter 19 Women’s Partner Relationships and Reproductive and Sexual Health in Lusaka, Zambia

Chapter 20 Women’s Sexual Pleasure and the Intimate Spaces of Heterosexual Sex in Cape Town, South Africa

Chapter 21 Cervical Cancer Prevention in East Africa: Moving from Evidence to Implementation

Chapter 22 Menopause: A Contextualized Experience Across Social Structures