Every September 26, World Contraception Day is an opportunity to discuss birth control methods available and to help make informed choices about sexual and reproductive health. The SOGC believes it is important that individuals can choose the contraceptive that works for their lifestyle.

The podcast below offers answers to many questions about contraception and contraceptive methods. The SOGC also provides useful information and advices through www.sexandu.ca and www.itsaplan.ca. Finally, quick (and unknown) facts are presented in the slides below.

The Brand is Female Podcast - World Contraception Day Roundtable

How to discuss contraception with a physician or with your partner? What are the options available? In this podcast offered by The Brand is Female, host Eva Hartling speaks with three experts about the state of affairs when it comes to contraception, sexual education and unplanned pregnancies in Canada.
Part 1: listen on Apple Podcasts
Part 2 : listen on Apple Podcasts

Contraception Resources

SexandU.ca

Rated one of the top 5 e-health projects in the world SexandU.ca provides credible and up-to-date sexual health information for teens, adults, parents, teachers, and health care providers.

ItsaPlan.ca

With so many options available, making the right decision about contraception can be a little overwhelming. ItsaPlan.ca was created to help you and your health care provider determine the method that's best for you.

Contraception Facts

Unplanned pregnancy is more common than you might think. With so many different birth control options available in Canada to help women and their partners prevent an unplanned pregnancy, why does it still happen at all? Learn more >

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