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We won't stand by as anti-abortion groups try to undermine established science. Today with @UCLAReproPolicy we submitted a letter signed by hundreds of scientists urging the FDA to follow the research & refrain from imposing restrictions on mifepristone. law.ucla.edu/reproductive-h…

Q: What’s the most common feeling after having an abortion? A: Relief. We asked over 1,000 abortion seekers, and the majority reported feeling relief even years after their abortion.

There is nothing wrong with choosing to have an abortion. There is nothing wrong with choosing to be a parent. Hope this helps!

Adoption is not an alternative to abortion. Being pregnant comes with health risks, employment discrimination, and financial challenges.

Abortion rights are still incredibly popular. A majority of Americans continue to say abortion should be legal in all or most cases. pewresearch.org/politics/2026/…

Voters in Kansas rejected an anti-abortion amendment in 2022. Now, anti-abortion politicians in the state are trying to sneak an abortion ban into an Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) ballot measure. They know this is unpopular – they just don’t care. jessica.substack.com/p/a-quarter-of…

Nothing happens in a vacuum. When states strip away abortion rights, families suffer financially, and access to health care suffers.

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) introduced a bill to ban mifepristone. A quarter century of use and over 100 studies show that mifepristone is overwhelmingly safe and effective. Nothing changes the facts. thehill.com/homenews/senat…

In this video, hear from husbands who were forced to watch their wives be denied life-saving health care under abortion bans. Their stories cut through the noise of “bro culture” to name a simple truth: caring and standing up for women’s rights isn't weakness. It's strength.

The number of laws encouraging neighbors—and relatives—to rat each other out is growing. Several GOP towns and states now allow residents to sue each other for getting abortion care, and get paid for doing it. rewirenewsgroup.com/2026/03/02/abo…

Having a medication abortion via telehealth is more common than ever, and we have years of research proving that it is safe and effective.

A source of legal risk for pregnant people, including those attempting self-managed abortion (SMA), is from healthcare professionals reporting them to authorities. But new data shows most did not support SMA-reporting, although views varied by profession.

There have always been abortion providers, and there will always be abortion providers. Today, we celebrate everyone who makes abortion care possible. #CelebrateAbortionProviders

Abortion bans impact access to all kinds of health care. A new study shows that states with abortion bans are getting fewer medical residency applications—and not just from OBGYNs. jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

We’ve been around for over two decades, and in the past four years, we’ve seen a massive ramp-up in the attacks on bodily autonomy, reproductive health care, None of this is normal.

About half a dozen states have introduced legislation that would charge women who end their pregnancies with homicide—in some of those states, that could mean the death penalty. jessica.substack.com/p/nevada-will-…

"Punch’s birth wasn’t a political hot potato, but the same narrative that erases birth mothers pervades expressions of sympathy for him — what kind of awful, cruel mother could spurn little Punch!" salon.com/2026/02/27/pun…

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There is no shame in having an abortion. No one knows your life better than you do.

A new study found individuals who experienced food insecurity were more likely to choose telehealth abortion because of economic constraints, like cost, challenges in finding transportation, and difficulty with finding child care. ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/10.2105/AJ…

The Turnaway Study shows those who are denied access to abortion care face significantly increased risk of long-term domestic violence. Abuse can begin for the first time, or ongoing abuse is likely to escalate during pregnancy.