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
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.
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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
Advocate for Women’s Health While Congress is on Recess! Here’s How.
It's a prime opportunity to continue the loud drumbeat of support for women's health.
Huffington Post: Women Leading Acts Of Resistance Around The World This International Women’s Day
Through it all, women have been and will continue to be at the forefront of the resistance to these harmful policies and more.
Gynotician Alert: Oklahoma Legislator Tells Women ‘You’re a Host,’ Pennsylvania Considers 20-Week Ban, Virginia Gov. Vetoes ‘Defunding’ Bill
"after you’re irresponsible then don’t claim, well, I can just go and do this with another body, when you’re the host and you invited that in."
Planned Parenthood Floods Recess Week With Supporters In Pink
As Members of Congress return home to their districts this week during recess, Planned Parenthood supporters are organizing in record-breaking numbers to target members at town halls, in district offices, and by holding standalone rallies — all to protect health care access for the 2.5 million patients who rely on Planned Parenthood every year.
Rahs and Nahs: A Recap of the Best and Worst of State Reproductive Health Policy
Some public officials have made vocal defenses of their constituents’ reproductive rights, while others have outdone themselves to legislate private medical decisions.