How Women Rocked 2018
Women of color, indigenous women, trans women, immigrant women, and disabled women are leading the movement. In 2018, women of all identities and backgrounds continued to make history and reach new heights in our society. From the ballot box to the music industry, women shaped history this year. Here’s how women rocked 2018.
How Minnesota Activists Made History in 2018
In 2018 Planned Parenthood supporters resisted, persisted, and voted. Victories in Minnesota were powered by YOU—women, people of color, LGBTQ people, Planned Parenthood patients, and young people—who stepped up, took action, and made change. Because of you, we’re starting 2019 stronger than ever.
Top 18 of 2018
As we look ahead to next year, let’s take a look back at some of our favorite moments of 2018—historic firsts, hard-fought victories, and memorable milestones—all because of the dedication and activism of supporters just like you.
Governor Mark Dayton: Champion for Reproductive Rights
Since he took office in 2011, Governor Mark Dayton has been a steadfast advocate for Planned Parenthood. As Minnesota prepares for Governor Walz to take office in January, we’re taking a moment to celebrate the legacy and contributions of Governor Dayton. Join us by sending your own message of thanks to Governor Dayton’s office.
Get Free Assistance Enrolling: Mary Jo’s MNsure Story
No one should have to live without affordable access to health care. We know that your insurance coverage plays a huge role in the medical decisions you make for yourself and your family. That’s why Planned Parenthood has assembled a team of the very best MNsure-certified Navigators to help you get covered without having to choose between check-ups and groceries.
Demystifying MNsure and Obamacare
Let’s face it: health insurance is confusing, but you don’t have to figure it out alone. You can even get free, in-person help signing up and picking a plan at Planned Parenthood.
Supreme Court Watch: Victory for Planned Parenthood Patients
In a victory for Planned Parenthood, the U.S. Supreme Court denied review of two appellate court decisions which found that terminating Planned Parenthood providers from the Medicaid program likely violated patients’ rights.
What’s Happening with the ACA?
The Affordable Care Act (aka Obamacare) is still in effect. That means that birth control—including IUDs and the implant—is still covered without a copay. In Minnesota, you can sign up for coverage during open enrollment between November 1, 2018 and January 13, 2019.
L.F.'s MNsure Story
On January 1, L.F.’s new health insurance went into effect. And on January 21, she had a successful total hip replacement.