Scenarios about 'family planning'
The regulation of childbearing through birth control methods, reproductive health services, and population policies. Family planning emerged as a significant social and political issue in the 20th century as governments and organizations sought to address population growth, maternal health, and women's reproductive rights. In alternate history scenarios, different approaches to family planning can dramatically alter demographic patterns, economic development, and gender relations within societies.
What If The Birth Control Pill Was Never Invented?
Exploring the alternate timeline where oral contraceptives were never developed, profoundly altering women's rights, reproductive autonomy, demographic patterns, and social structures of the 20th and 21st centuries.