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Bans Off Our Bodies Weekend of Action, Sunday, April 16

A judge in Texas issued an unprecedented ruling that threatens mifepristone, one of two medications most commonly used in medication abortion. This politically motivated ruling could cause real harm and should make clear to everyone that certain groups, politicians, and judges opposed to abortion will not stop until abortion is banned everywhere, including here in New Hampshire. This case is a step towards taking away our reproductive rights and freedoms.

Join Granite Staters in virtual and in-person events on Sunday, April 16 for the Bans Off Our Bodies Weekend of Action:

PPNNE Virtual Event - Sunday, 4/16 at 5:30 p.m. Join PPNNE for a virtual, three-state discussion on the future of medication abortion in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont, and learn about ways to get involved in your state to protect reproductive rights.
Plymouth State University’s NHYM Reproductive Equality March at Plymouth State University - Sunday, 4/16 from 12 - 3 p.m.
Panel Discussion: Beyond Roe: Black Abortion & Maternal Health Experiences - Sunday, 4/16 from 4 - 6 p.m.

Take action online - Tell our courts: Save mifepristone!

Learn more about the Mifepristone case here.

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