Anti-abortion fake clinics direct their targeting toward the most marginalized including young people, minority communities, and those with limited economic means.
Fake clinics’ ads are misleading when they link to search results like “abortion provider near me” and hide the fact that they don’t actually offer abortions and in fact contain an anti-abortion agenda.
We have to find innovative ways like a new feature to listings to get the right information in the hands of everyone who needs it.
We must recognize the real threat that the anti-abortion movement and their fake clinics pose to our communities.
The Pregnancy Network believes pregnant people don’t know what is best for themselves. They’re wrong, and we’re letting our community know.
By removing courses on “abortion pill reversal” from state-backed nursing boards, we can stop the spread of the unscientific, unproven, and unethically-imposed theory of “abortion pill reversal”
Randolph County, North Carolina became the fourth in the state to pass a resolution declaring itself an anti-abortion “sanctuary” within county limits. Resolutions like these are toothless.
The mission of anti-abortion fake clinics is to use disinformation about abortion, religion, and reproductive health to manipulate and coerce pregnant people.
Abortion is healthcare. And what it comes down to, it is nobody’s fucking business what we choose to do with our bodies.
Care Net is an anti-abortion fake clinic chain with locations across North America. They use religious manipulation and disinformation to coerce and dissuade pregnant people from getting abortions.
They're sometimes known as "crisis pregnancy centers", “CPCs,” "pregnancy help centers", "pregnancy resource centers", and "pregnancy medical clinics"