A Love Note to People in This Moment Who Are Having and Had Abortions

As people who have abortions, we will always show up for one another. We are often all we've got.

Where Were You the Day ‘Roe’ Died?

Knowing this day would come doesn't make the reality any easier to process.

The Day ‘Roe’ Died

It happened.

How Period-Tracking Apps Track More Than Your Period

These smartphone apps don't have to abide by HIPAA, meaning your reproductive and sexual health data could be vulnerable.

How the End of Abortion Access in the US Could Mean the End of Abortion Access Abroad

The global "gag rule" shows how deeply rooted the politics of health care is in a country that has championed reproductive health care around the world.

How Overturning ‘Roe’ Impacts Trans and Nonbinary Communities

Trans and nonbinary folks already have a hard time accessing abortion care. Overturning Roe v. Wade will make it much worse.

I’m Not Old Enough to Vote, but My State Thinks I’m Old Enough to Be a Mother

Overturning Roe v. Wade could force minors to become mothers before they get their driver's licenses. We can't let it happen.

New York Governor Passes ‘Landmark’ Legislation Protecting Abortion Access

The six-bill package, passed ahead of the decision that's expected to overturn Roe, offers protections for both abortion patients and providers.

How Male Anti-Sexist Peer Education Can Help Create More Abortion Allies

Abortion bans and restrictions perpetuate beliefs that women’s "proper" role in society is caregiving and motherhood.

In a Post-Roe World, There’s No Such Thing as ‘Hold Women Harmless’

"Hold women harmless" means nothing when the incarceration of women is the natural result of the fetus-first policies anti-abortion activists champion.