The EC Jamboree
The EC Jamboree is ASEC's annual meeting, and the only conference dedicated entirely to emergency contraception. Each year, we bring together stakeholders from many fields, including healthcare, research, advocacy, student activism, industry, and community organizing around one goal: expanding access to emergency contraception.
The EC Jamboree began as a small meeting of advocates in the late 1990s working towards the initial Plan B approval. Since then, the meeting has grown and evolved to include new topics, partners, and traditions. In the spirit of meeting people where they are, the EC Jamboree is now a hybrid meeting so folks can attend with us in person, or from the comfort of home anywhere in the world.
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Meeting People Where They Are:
New Frontiers for Access
OTC availability opens access beyond traditional healthcare settings — speakers from rural New England to the Mountain West and across the South share creative approaches and practical advice.
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Closing the Gap: Expanding Access for Community College Students
Grantees of ASEC's Community College Vending Machine program on why access is challenging and essential — and how they're meeting the need.
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The South Got Sum 2 Say: Leadership, Resistance & Reproductive Justice
OTC availability opens access beyond traditional healthcare settings — speakers from rural New England to the Mountain West and across the South share creative approaches and practical advice.
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Contraception, Contragestion & Abortion: Navigating Complexity
OTC availability opens access beyond traditional healthcare settings — speakers from rural New England to the Mountain West and across the South share creative approaches and practical advice.
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EC Beyond the Basics: What We Know, What We Don't, and What's Next
Clinician-researchers on body weight, timing, the Yuzpe method, and COX-2 inhibitors — a rapid-fire update on the state of the science.
2026 SCHEDULED PROGRAMMING
Here's what past attendees had to say...
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It was truly a privilege to associate with so many intelligent and friendly people.
Sharon Breitweiser · NARAL Pro-Choice Wyoming
I always get so much out of it — new clinical insights, new contacts, new ideas for projects, new partners.
Gretchen Borchelt · National Women's Law Center
It is also the reproductive health meeting with the best name!
Diana Greene Foster · UCSF
