today, the blueprint for sexual and reproductive health, rights, and justice released first priorities, a detailed punch list of executive and agency actions for the opening days of an incoming administration.

today, the department of education’s final rule on title ix will take effect––rolling back years of survivor organizing wins that have protected survivors’ access to education.

f access to affordable services, long travel distances, and stigma. the helms amendment and its interpretation exacerbate these challenges by forbidding the use of foreign assistance funds for abortion, even in countries where legal.

this congress has chosen to ignore what women of color have been saying for decades, and what the majority of national voters now agree with – however we feel about abortion, no one should be denied access to it just because they are struggling to make ends meet.

“young people have the right to lead healthy lives, and planning if and when you wish to become a parent is a crucial part of that. and worrying about how to pay for their birth control is the last thing young people need right now,” said rebecca thimmesch, free the pill campaign manager.

washington, dc - today, youth activists with 喀麦隆vs巴西波胆分析 announced a new, national network of young people starting a ground breaking grass roots effort to create a national abortion practical support network by and for young people. hundreds of youth around the nation will start a practical support effort on their campuses or community, become an abortion doula, understand the laws and medical facts around self manage abortion care, provide housing or rides for others needing abortion care, and join other activists in fighting abortion bans.