We conduct research to better understand the financial, social, and policy barriers to family building. Our work includes national studies like COST-FiT, which examines the real-world impact of inadequate insurance coverage for fertility treatment.

We support individuals and families navigating pregnancy loss through community education and research. Our work includes hosting events to help loved ones provide meaningful support and contributing to the development of a new assessment tool for grief after reproductive loss.

We lead research to better understand the lived experience of endometriosis and gaps in care. Current projects include studies on exercise-triggered pain and the financial burden of surgical treatment, with the goal of improving quality of life and access to care.

We work to raise awareness and advance research on premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), a frequently overlooked mental health condition. Our efforts include educational programming and national collaborations, including participation in the IAPMD PMDD Community Coalition.