Anti-Abortion Lawmakers Are Trying to Rob Me of My Future Martina Essert By passing a six-week abortion ban, Georgia lawmakers are making sure that people like me will be contained to a life as an unwilling parent.
Clinics in Anti-Abortion States Struggle to Stay Open Garnet Henderson "I don’t need to be called a hero. I need help ... abortion providers can't do it all by ourselves."
Abortion Bans Threaten All Pregnancy Care Dr. Ghazaleh Moayedi & Whitney Arey Abortion bans are not only inhumane, they are also imprecise, hinging on medically inaccurate beliefs.
Herbal Abortions Can Be Safe and Effective—With Accurate Information Daena Horner Herbs aren’t a substitute for clinics and medication, but when used properly under expert guidance, they can be effective in terminating a pregnancy.
The Need for Paid Family Leave Didn’t Start With Overturning ‘Roe’ Josephine Kalipeni Reproductive justice and paid family leave go hand in hand.
In Hawai’i, Indigenous Abortion Care Traditions Meet Modern Medicine Annabelle Le Jeune Hawai'i has a history of supporting abortion care long before it was colonized, and the tradition of protecting bodily autonomy continues today.
‘We Were Forced’: Abortion Clinics Move Across State Lines to Stay Open Garnet Henderson Abortion providers from states where abortion is outlawed are bringing their expertise to haven states at a critical time.
Post-‘Roe,’ Why This Abortion Pill Is More Important Than Ever Dana Johnson Safe use of misoprostol for self-managing an abortion can be revolutionary.
Saying ‘Pregnant People’ Is Even More Critical Post-‘Roe’ Chris Barcelos You can center women of color without erasing trans people. And it's totally easy.
Conservatives Are Gaslighting You About the Post-‘Roe’ Hellscape Imani Gandy The Alito Court knew that almost two dozen states were champing at the bit to enact abortion bans. They also knew what the impact would be.
