The Women’s Health Protection Act: Critical to Help Keep Abortion Legal Throughout the U.S.
As the U.S. Supreme Court allows the dangerous Texas abortion ban to remain in effect and is poised to rule on a case that could overturn Roe v. Wade — the Senate is considering historic legislation that would protect our right to abortion: the Women’s Health Protection Act (WHPA).
Teresa Manning, Trump’s Newest Attack on Reproductive Rights
A woman who has said “contraception doesn’t work” is expected to oversee the Title X Family Planning Program
#RiseUp for Immigrants, Refugees and Workers
Planned Parenthood is joining organizers across the country to rise up and fight for immigrant, refugee and workers rights as we celebrate International Workers’ Day.
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The Affordable Care Act Repeal Is Back, and Worse Than Ever
House Republicans just brought back their dangerous health care legislation. We can't let it get one step further. Write or call your representative now.
3 Ways to Protest the GOP’s Latest Obamacare Repeal Proposal
House Republicans just took a bad bill that would result in 24 million people losing their insurance and actually made it worse.
Timeline: All the Ways Congress and the Trump Administration Have Threatened Women’s Health and Rights So Far
The president and Congress have been attacking women’s health since day one. Here's a look at the lowlights.
Are You One of the 55 Million Women Who Stand to Lose No-Copay Birth Control?
We’re nowhere near out of the woods yet. Not by a long shot.
GOP to 9M Women: Sorry, No More Maternity Coverage For You
Mike Pence reportedly in talks to trade away essential health benefits — including maternity and newborn coverage that millions of women gained under Obamacare — to revive the GOP's health law repeal bill.
How the Trump Administration Is Defunding Women and Girls Worldwide
What price can you put on the life of a girl?
Women of Color Bear the Brunt of the Gender Wage Gap
Today is Equal Pay Day: the day that symbolizes how far into the year an average woman must work to earn what the average white man earned in the previous year. But that “average woman” doesn’t tell the whole story.