Defunding the Police: What it Means and Why Planned Parenthood Supports It
Planned Parenthood — in solidarity with patients, staff, and supporters — stands with the Movement for Black Lives’ call to defund the police. Defunding the police means investing less in militarizing police forces and investing more in community-based solutions, education, and health care.
Anti-Abortion Politicians Use COVID-19 Crisis to Attempt to Stop Access to Safe, Legal Abortion
Five states have sought to block access to abortion by deeming it not “necessary” during the pandemic — sending patients scrambling to get care.
5 Recent Devastating Attacks on Women's Health (That Aren’t Trumpcare)
Republican-led state legislatures are sending harmful, anti-women legislation to governors’ desks.
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Iowa Health Center Closures Show the Devastating Impact of Defunding Planned Parenthood
The devastating impact in Iowa mirrors what could happen to Medicaid patients nationwide should Trumpcare go into effect.
4 Iowa Health Centers Close: Is This the Future Extremists Want?
Past Efforts at “Defunding” Led to Loss of Care — Now the Affordable Care Act Repeal Would Take Defunding Nationwide
New Law Forces Closing of 4 Iowa Planned Parenthood Health Centers
More than 14,600 women will be left without the health care they depend on.
Trump Administration Could Green-Light Texas' Dismantling of Reproductive Health Care
Because being 48th in the U.S. for women’s health outcomes isn't bad enough.
In Early 2017, Lawmakers Introduced More Than x1,000 Bills Addressing Reproductive Health
431 bills have been introduced in state legislatures that would that restrict access to safe, legal abortion.
Gynoticians Continue Attacks in Iowa, Arkansas, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and Kansas
State-Level Politicians Around America Press for Radical Restrictions on Reproductive Health Care
Gynotician Alert: Indiana & Utah Prescribe Junk Science for Doctors, Arkansas Moves to Set a TRAP, and Kentucky Moves to Block Patient Access
It's a different sort of March madness — the sort featuring politicians who butt into personal decisions about sexual and reproductive health.