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Self-care has become so commonplace these days—everyone is talking about…

Back in 2015, I started my freshman year of college…

Hispanic Heritage Month is held every year to celebrate the…

Preparing for my annual doctor’s appointment can always be nervous…

Very seldom do we get to make decisions that are…

It’s been one rainy Houston summer. And it’s got us…

If you haven’t watched Plan B on Hulu, you’re in…

Reproductive health goes beyond the binary. That’s why we’re highlighting…

Let’s be real here, talking about birth control can be…

Flash back to two Fridays ago and imagine yourself in…

Poetry is more than just words on paper, it is…

The past year has changed our lives. And for many…

Many of us have unexpected accidents that we didn’t plan…

What started out as a school project is a source…

A woman who takes care of herself? It’s a revolutionary…

Shopping small goes far. And we are so grateful to…

New Options. New Choices. New Decisions. At Own Every Piece,…

2020 has been a roller coaster ride for us all!…

Our Bodies. Our Rights. Our celebration. It’s 2020 and we’re…

Orientation? Check. Textbooks? Check. Class schedule? Check. Quality, on-campus reproductive…

Virginia Espino is a native daughter of California, born and…

COVID-19 has basically changed all of our daily routines in…

It’s a Right People Fought For – Many movements that…

Disgusted. Disappointed. Shook to our core.  That’s exactly how we’re…

2020 has been such a draining year for all women,…

Dare we say it—but this hot mess has a silver lining. It’s teaching us a different approach towards self-care and reminding us that not everything has to be done in person. We can get our doctor’s answers from home. We can get the birth control we need from home. (TY, Telemed.)

Back-to-school can mean getting FREE STUFF! While the return to campus looks a lot different in 2020, we still want you to #OwnEveryPiece of your year in the best way.

COVID-19 is teaching us about what’s essential. Birth control is essential. Women need their birth control. It is a critical part of our care even if others don’t think so.