Disability and Reproductive Justice 101
Shame and stigma around abortion are pervasive regardless of ability, but ableist beliefs and practices add layers to this intersection.
The History and Significance of Doulas
As doulas reclaim and reshape their role in reproductive health, they challenge the limitations of the traditional medical model by centering empathy, support, and patient autonomy.
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Pregnancy Criminalization Has a Centuries-Long History, But We Can Stop It
The historical context of legal surveillance of pregnant individuals, coupled with the disproportionate impact on marginalized communities, underscores systemic injustices in both our legal and healthcare systems.
Refocus Your Activism This Black History Month
As we observe Black History Month, we urge you to take stock of your efforts and deeply reflect on how you are embracing the vital work of reproductive justice.
Texans’ Ongoing Struggle for Basic Health Care
Out of all of the issues Texans are currently facing, one that is constant is the right to basic health care, and autonomy over health care decisions.
A Call for Peace
We have watched in horror, in heartache, and at times in paralyzing dismay at the atrocities that have unfolded in Israel and Palestine since October 7.
Defeating Islamophobia and Anti-Semitism Requires Challenging All Our Biases
As movement-builders, it is our responsibility to challenge the lies and bigotry wherever we meet them.
Spreading the Word About Abortion Pills
Reproaction along with our volunteers placed over 200 posters in the Foggy Bottom and National Mall neighborhoods of Washington, D.C.
Abortion Pills in Pharmacies
We’re in 2023, and it's about time that abortion medication becomes accessible in pharmacies.
Developing Leaders on Self-Managed Abortion Education
Our movement and our partners across movements must be committed to sharing information about self-managed abortion with pills.
There is No Reasonable Abortion Ban
We know that abortion bans are largely unpopular with voters and are not supported by the majority of Americans.