The Ongoing Fight for Our Freedom
On National Voter Registration Day, the work of ensuring that eligible voters can exercise their fundamental right remains critical
So long, 2020! (So, sooo long.)
The best part about 2020 may well be that it’s over. But let’s appreciate what we endured, and honor the memory and the legacy of the people who didn’t make it through.
Finally! Seven Reasons to Celebrate the Biden-Harris Win.
We can't contain our excitement (and relief) that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris won the 2020 election. Here’s to a new beginning!
Sign Up for Email Alerts
Stay on top of breaking news in the world of reproductive health and rights, and learn right away about opportunities to fight back against attacks.
We’re Not Backing Down Until Our Voices Are Heard: Count Every Vote
We voted for new leaders and new possibilities. We won't rest until every single vote is counted. Mark our words: We will be heard.
It’s Time to Vote
Election Day is today — and every single day through Tuesday, November 3. If you’re able to vote, this is the time to show that nothing will stand in your way.
Senate Republicans Rob the American People of Their Supreme Court Seat
Instead of passing COVID-19 relief, the Senate Majority confirmed Justice Amy Coney Barrett.
Amy Coney Barrett’s Supreme Court Confirmation Would Threaten the Right to Safe, Legal Abortion Nationwide
Amy Coney Barrett’s views are dangerously out of touch with most Americans' and she holds positions that will be a direct threat to our lives and rights — including our health care and reproductive and sexual freedom — for generations to come.
What Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Death Means for the Supreme Court — And the Nation
Ruth Bader Ginsburg's dying wish was that her replacement not be confirmed until a new president is installed. But Trump and McConnell don't care. They plan to install a new justice before Election Day — and that could have dire consequences.
Thank You, RBG
We are heartbroken. Supreme Court Justice and gender equality hero Ruth Bader Ginsburg died on Friday, Sept. 18. As we mourn, we’re also embracing our gratitude for her service to our country.
Stop Telling Black Women What to Do With Our Bodies
Black women’s decisions about our reproductive health too often boil down to damned if we do, damned if we don’t.