Reproductive Science and Policy Resources

The following links to articles, sites, databases, and fact sheets are curated by the Public Affairs Committee. If you run across a site that you think your fellow SSR members would find useful, please let the Committee know about it.

Science Policy, Advocacy, and Research Reproducibility

Educational Toolkits on Reproductive Biology

The Public Affairs Committee of the Society for the Study of Reproduction (SSR) is proud to offer a series of interactive, user-friendly educational toolkits designed to engage middle and high school students in learning about key concepts in reproductive biology. We are continuously making new toolkits. The toolkits we make will cover a wide range of topics, including meiosis, sex differentiation, and other reproductive biology concepts. Each toolkit is crafted to be informative, accessible, and easy to implement in the classroom, providing students with a hands-on learning experience. Our goal is to inspire curiosity, foster understanding, and encourage the next generation of scientists to explore the fascinating field of reproductive science.

Educational Materials and BioBanks

Databases

The following databases might prove to be useful to our researchers:

NIH Resources

  • Search existing NIH-funded research.
  • Search for new NIH funding opportunities.

Non-Federal Funding Sources

Statements

SSR has taken official positions on the following issues:

  • “Coverage for Individuals Participating in Approved Clinical Trials,” as added by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA)
  • Stem Cell Research
  • Online Publication and Access to Journal Content
  • Postdoctoral Fellows
  • Use of Animals in Education
  • Human Cloning
  • Hormone Replacement Therapy
Dr. Patricia Morris at 2014 Annual Meeting
Dr. Patricia Morris spreads the word about activism at the Public Affairs Committee booth at the 2014 Annual Meeting in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The PAC ensures that SSR is represented and informed on policy issues such as research funding, stem cell research, and animal use.
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