The university officially agreed to subsidize birth control pills for our students. I am overwhelmed knowing that my peers will finally have the access they need to stay healthy. Thank you for pushing this forward with me until we reached the finish line.
Dear Vice-Provost Boardman and Dean Lythcott-Haims,
In the interest of the health and safety of Stanford University students, we, the undersigned, urge you to initiate a University policy to subsidize the cost of birth control pills. Recently, the federal government discontinued subsidies for birth control pills on college campuses nationwide. As a result, many Stanford women may find that birth control prices have become prohibitively expensive. In keeping with the University\'s policy of promoting health and wellness, we ask you to move forward on this issue by giving all Stanford women in need of birth control the ability to finance their prescriptions.
Seeing 500 signatures on this page reminds me why I started this fight for my friends and myself. I never imagined so many of you would rally behind this cause so quickly.
Reached 500 supporters
March 13, 2008
March 12, 2008
Seeing this level of support for accessible healthcare makes me feel less alone in the frustration I have felt since the subsidy cuts. I appreciate everyone who took a moment to add their name because this issue hits home for so many of us on campus.
Reached 100 supporters
March 12, 2008
6 Comments
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Rachel Chen
18 years ago
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Fix this please. Students should be focusing on classes not stressing over pharmacy bills.
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Mike Saunders
18 years ago
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Health care should be affordable for everyone on campus. Do the right thing.
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Emily Hill
18 years ago
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cant believe i have to pay 50 bucks a month now. this is a huge burden.
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David Mwangi
18 years ago
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why would you make it harder for students to stay healthy. totally backwards policy.
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Sarah Pearce
18 years ago
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its honestly ridiculous how expensive this stuff is. college kids are already broke enough as it is.
J
Jessica Okonkwo
18 years ago
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so many of us rely on this for non-contraceptive health reasons too. help us out here!!!
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The university officially agreed to subsidize birth control pills for our students. I am overwhelmed knowing that my peers will finally have the access they need to stay healthy. Thank you for pushing this forward with me until we reached the finish line.
Dear Vice-Provost Boardman and Dean Lythcott-Haims,
In the interest of the health and safety of Stanford University students, we, the undersigned, urge you to initiate a University policy to subsidize the cost of birth control pills. Recently, the federal government discontinued subsidies for birth control pills on college campuses nationwide. As a result, many Stanford women may find that birth control prices have become prohibitively expensive. In keeping with the University\'s policy of promoting health and wellness, we ask you to move forward on this issue by giving all Stanford women in need of birth control the ability to finance their prescriptions.
Seeing 500 signatures on this page reminds me why I started this fight for my friends and myself. I never imagined so many of you would rally behind this cause so quickly.
Reached 500 supporters
March 13, 2008
March 12, 2008
Seeing this level of support for accessible healthcare makes me feel less alone in the frustration I have felt since the subsidy cuts. I appreciate everyone who took a moment to add their name because this issue hits home for so many of us on campus.
Reached 100 supporters
March 12, 2008
6 Comments
R
Rachel Chen
18 years ago
Featured
Fix this please. Students should be focusing on classes not stressing over pharmacy bills.
M
Mike Saunders
18 years ago
Featured
Health care should be affordable for everyone on campus. Do the right thing.
E
Emily Hill
18 years ago
Featured
cant believe i have to pay 50 bucks a month now. this is a huge burden.
D
David Mwangi
18 years ago
Featured
why would you make it harder for students to stay healthy. totally backwards policy.
S
Sarah Pearce
18 years ago
Featured
its honestly ridiculous how expensive this stuff is. college kids are already broke enough as it is.
J
Jessica Okonkwo
18 years ago
Featured
so many of us rely on this for non-contraceptive health reasons too. help us out here!!!
Fix this please. Students should be focusing on classes not stressing over pharmacy bills.