; (7) Congress and the Administration should ensure that laws governing contraception access are evidence-based and grounded in accurate medical information; (8) Congress and the Administration should work to end reproductive health disparities, including with regard to ethnicity, race, gender identity, and sexual orientation; (9) Congress and the Administration should work to end gender-based violence, which disproportionately affects women, including transgender women; (10) Congress and the Administration should expand comprehensive and gender-inclusive sex education and patient-centered counseling, which includes accurate, age-appropriate information about one’s body, sexual and reproductive health, methods of contraception, access, and human rights; (11) Congress and the Administration should ensure that United States foreign assistance includes support for contraception services, safe abortion services, and quality postabortion care, and domestic assistance includes support for contraception services through title X family planning providers and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services; and (12) this Congress does not support any policies that undermine the effectiveness of domestic and global programs and supports additional funding for global and domestic programs that increase access to contraception such as those under title X, Medicaid, Federal health care providers, and the United States Agency for International Development’s Office of Population and Reproductive Health.