The past decade has seen political polarisation – accelerated by social media’s filter bubbles and echo chambers – deepen and mutate. An ominous era of a polycrisis has shattered any remaining societal consensus. Meanwhile, powerful anti-establishment voices have stepped into the void.

Amazon has offered to reimburse employees traveling for abortions. As the gap between state laws and personal beliefs widens, companies are helping employees access care amid advancing anti-abortion laws around the US – prioritizing employee health despite political and fiscal costs.

Real estate data reveals a widening political chasm in the US as people are increasingly migrating to areas that align with their political beliefs. But as concentrated groups of like-minded people tend to become more extreme over time, this emphasizes the importance of diverse communities.

Multiple drivers are impacting how women approach reproduction, but femtech and new ways of conceiving raise implications around both the commodification of women’s bodies and access to fertility across inequality lines. How can brands support the ever-increasing shifts in the fertility landscape?

Between high fees at private clinics, long wait times for public care, and COVID-19 keeping people at home, British women are finding it difficult to care for their reproductive health. By going digital, Hertility Health offers personalised, professional care at home and at a fraction of the cost.