Reflecting on and learning with contraceptive users’ experiences of care

This event aims to disseminate research findings and launch the report from a recent research project exploring histories and imagined futures of contraceptive care from voices usually marginalized in sexual and reproductive health research.

The event is aimed at practitioners from within health and social care, the third sector and policy. It offers a space to discuss and reflect on the research findings and to collectively think through ways of moving forward based on recommendations from the participants.

The event runs from 18:00-19:30 in Room 237C of the Advanced Research Centre, University of Glasgow and is free to book. You do not have to be university staff or a student to attend.

A copy of the report and agenda will be sent to attendees one week before the event.

Please return your ticket if you can no longer attend to allow for accurate attendance recording.

For queries on accessibility at the ARC, please contact [email protected] or call ARC reception on +44 (0)141 330 4170.

We have step-free access to Level 2, our publicly accessible ground floor.

Accessible and ambulant toilets are available throughout the building, as are gender neutral toilets. We have a Changing Places toilet located on Level 1, our lower ground floor; please ask at reception for support.

Baby feeding and changing facilities are available on Level 2. This includes access to a fridge, microwave, bottle warmer and sink.

Assistance dogs

You’re welcome to bring along your assistance dogs. Water bowls can be provided at Reception.

The closest Blue Badge parking bay is located on University Place. Please contact [email protected] should you need to arrange accessible drop-off and parking immediately next to the ARC.

All microphones in the building work in conjunction with an infrared hard of hearing system.

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Host or Publisher Kristina Saunders