Kentucky State Senator Reintroduces Mandatory Ultrasound Bill

Another failed bill comes popping back up for a second go.

Center for Reproductive Rights Asks For Ultrasound Rehearing

The group requests that the entire 5th Circuit Court of Appeals hear the case.

Rick Santorum: A Baby Created Through Rape is a Gift

How Have Politics Around Reproductive Rights Changed Since Roe?

Jodi Jacobson and Merle Hoffman joined Rose Aguilar on her KALW radio show to discuss the the politics of and myriad legal challenges to a woman's right to privacy and choice.

Please, Don’t Eat The Fetuses

An Oklahoma legislator wants to ban "aborted fetuses in food."

How Anti-Choice Write Off The “Abortion Is Safer Than Childbirth” Study

After all, they say, it's not safer for the "baby."

Are You An “Enemy of Life”?

One House Republican calls pro-choice advocates part of the "movement of death."

Who Needs Planned Parenthood When There’s a “Care Center” Near?

Sometimes people need a reminder that there is more to reproductive health than caring for a pregnancy.

In Latin America and the Caribbean, Unmet Need for Contraception and Unsafe Abortion Are Widespread

January 22nd marked the 39th anniversary of one of the most significant legal decisions of the 20th century, Roe v. Wade. This landmark ruling from the United States Supreme Court legalized abortion and changed the course of history for women in this country. Yet women in Latin America and the Caribbean continue to struggle for this basic reproductive right.

Can Latinos Change the Conversation on Abortion to Focus on Respect, Compassion, Fairness and Justice?

In many ways, Latino views on reproductive health put us at the forefront of efforts to find a constructive public dialogue regarding abortion. Latinos want the conversation in the states and nationally to be less judgmental and less stigmatizing, both in our language and our treatment of a woman making the decision about whether or not to end a pregnancy.