First of all, millions of people use the internet everyday, so any information put on the internet has the potential to be viewed by millions of people. This alone, can cause social change, because education is the one of the most productive methods of bringing about social change. Thirdly, the internet offers the potential for social change because it makes it easier for people to become activists, and activism along with education bring about social change. In short, the answer is yes. There are hundreds of sites on the reproductive rights of women, and more specifically, obtaining equal access to contraceptives for all women.
Most sites discuss abortion as well as contraceptive options.
Each of these sites contains information about the reproductive rights of women, and each of these sites are intended to educate both men and women alike on contraceptives and their availability. Almost all of these sites promote activism in some way, shape, or form. The CRLP is my favorite site out of all the sites I visited because, among other things, it was very well done and easy to navigate. The CRLP not only provides information on contraceptives, but also on a wide variety of reproductive rights issues. Not only does it provide background information, up to date legislative information, and information on other reproductive rights issues, but it also provides a step by step guide to becoming an activist in the area of contraceptive coverage and questions that every woman should ask her insurance company about contraception.