Peer-Reviewed Publications
Measuring contraceptive autonomy at two sites in Burkina Faso: A first attempt to measure a novel family planning indicator. Senderowicz et al., Studies in Family Planning, 2023.
Contraceptive autonomy: conceptions and measurement of a novel family planning indicator. Senderowicz, Studies in Family Planning, 2020.
Contraceptive method denial as downward contraceptive coercion: a mixed-methods mystery client study in Western Kenya. Tumlinson et al., Contraception, 2022.
“I haven’t heard much about other methods:” Quality of care and person-centredness in a programme to promote the postpartum intrauterine device in Tanzania. Senderowicz et al., BMJ Global Health, 2021.
“I was obligated to accept:” A qualitative exploration of contraceptive coercion. Senderowicz, Social Science & Medicine, 2019.
Visualizing young men’s fertility desires: A view from Balaka, Malawi. Trinitapoli et al., Socius, 2022.
Supply-side versus demand-side unmet need: Implications for family planning programs. Senderowicz and Maloney, Population and Development Review, 2022.
The effect of a postpartum intrauterine device programme on choice of contraceptive method in Tanzania: a secondary analysis of a cluster-randomized trial. Senderowicz et al., Health Policy and Planning, 2022.