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Kate Coleman-Minahan

Associate Professor of Nursing, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
Chapter Member: Colorado SSN
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Coleman-Minahan’s research focuses on reproductive health equity. She situates reproductive aspirations and actions in a social and structural context and evaluates how health and social policy impact access to and quality of contraception and abortion care; specifically among young people and immigrants. Overarching themes in Coleman-Minahan's writings include structural and gender inequity and stigma. Coleman-Minahan practices as a nurse practitioner at an adolescent family planning clinic; collaborates with reproductive justice organizations; and has provided her research and clinical experience in legislative testimony.

Contributions | No Jargon Podcast | In the News | Publications

Contributions

Eliminate Forced Parental Involvement in Contraception and Abortion

Policy Recommendation,

The Process of Seeking a Judicial Bypass for Abortion May Harm Adolescents

  • Amanda Jean Stevenson
Key Findings Brief,

How Removal of Immigrant Fathers Harms the Sexual Health and Wellbeing of Their Daughters

  • Goleen Samari
Key Findings Brief,

Many Low Income Women in Texas Do Not Get the Effective Contraception They Want after Giving Birth

  • Joseph E. Potter
  • Kari White
  • Daniel A. Powers
  • Chloe Dillaway
  • Amanda Jean Stevenson
  • Kristine Hopkins
  • Daniel Grossman
Key Findings Brief,

In the News

Opinion: "Abortion Denial Is Harmful Vote 'No' on Proposition 115 in November," Kate Coleman-Minahan, Colorado Newsline, August 26, 2020.
Research discussed by Carolyn Crist, in "Judicial Bypass Process for Abortion in Texas Causes Harm, Researchers Say," Reuters Health, September 19, 2018.