To encourage more work in feminist bioethics and disseminate it more widely, in 2007 FAB established its own journal, the International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics (IJFAB).  IJFAB has provided a new forum within bioethics for feminist thought and debate. It is currently published semiannually, and the initial issue “Doing Feminist Bioethics” appeared in Spring 2008. IJFAB invites submissions approaching any problem or topic in bioethics from the resources of feminist scholarship for its open issues, and encourages proposals for special thematic issues that have covered topics such as research ethics, ethical issues in psychiatry, aging and long-term care, disability, vulnerability, transnational reproductive travel, food ethics, fitness, and climate change. IJFAB also invites individual commentaries or conversations among groups of scholars on contemporary problems in bioethics, as well as personal narratives that illuminate topics in bioethics. From its beginning, IJFAB has been committed to expanding the field of bioethics beyond a narrow focus on science and technology to include attention to public health and the social determinants of health, as well as broader issues such as food, the environment, labor, or globalization, that are directly related to community health. Further details on IJFAB can be found in Other Internet Resources.