Alexis McGill Johnson & Nathalie Rayes: The Senate Must Quickly Confirm Xavier Becerra
Becerra is a health care champion and a staunch supporter of sexual and reproductive rights. After weeks of obstruction, the Senate must swiftly confirm Becerra as secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) so he can get to work on behalf of the American people.
Let’s Get to Work: Five Priorities for the Start of the Biden Administration
Supporters of sexual and reproductive health care can look ahead to new opportunities — and push for improvements over the policies of the Trump years.
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.
Register to Vote
You have power — and you have a voice. Make sure you’re ready to use them in this election.
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.
What to Know About the Fight for Reproductive Justice
For a future with greater health equity and empowerment for Black people, people of color, and Indigenous people this movement is leading the way
Five Takeaways From the 2019 Elections
Huge victories for reproductive health champions send a big signal about key issues that may swing elections in 2020.
For Missourians, Access to Abortion Hangs in the Balance
A case is being heard this week that could make Missouri the first state since Roe v. Wade without a single health center providing abortion.
Virginia Has an Election in 2019, and the Stakes Are Huge
Control of the General Assembly — and Access to Reproductive Health Care, Including Safe, Legal Abortion — Hangs in the Balance
Honoring the Black Women Who Stand Up for Reproductive Health Care
With the health, rights, and lives of Black people under ongoing threat, Planned Parenthood celebrates women and leaders who are working to create an equitable world
Don’t Call 6-Week Abortion Bans “Heartbeat” Bills. Here’s Why.
The biased language in these bills has no basis in medicine or reality. They’re written to divert attention away from the fact that they ban abortion and hurt women.