This March, reproductive health, rights, and justice advocates are taking action in various ways online and on the ground. Our providers are using their voices to educate politicians and you can join them!
Here’s how:
Stop Fake Women’s Health Centers
On March 20, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments for NIFLA v. Becerra, the first major women’s rights case to be heard since the confirmation of Justice Neil Gorsuch. In this case, the court will be hearing arguments regarding fake women’s health centers: facilities that pose as legitimate medically-accredited health care clinics, and give misleading, incomplete, or inaccurate reproductive health information once patients are in the door.
Join us and hundreds of activists in Washington, DC, at the Supreme Court on March 20 to tell the Supreme Court that all patients deserve honest, professional, and unbiased medical care.
Talk Women’s Health with the Makers of Birthright: A War Story
On March 22, beginning at 7 p.m. ET, join the makers of the documentary Birthright: A War Story for a live streaming conversation about women’s bodily autonomy.
Follow @BirthrightFilm on Twitter for more details
Share Your Story with Voices of Courage
Join more than 400 patients, doctors, nurses, and others in sharing stories about how reproductive health access shapes our lives through the Voices of Courage storytelling project. Tell us about a time that you’ve needed birth control, prenatal care, an STI test, a cancer screening, an abortion, or informed options about your sexual and reproductive health – and whether you got the care you needed, or something got in the way.
On Wednesdays, We Call Congress!
Since the 2016 election, our providers have been calling their members of Congress each Wednesday to advocate for important issues. Now you can join their efforts each week! We provide everything you need, just visit our Call Congress page every Wednesday for the latest topic and sample call scripts.
Free Repro Rights Organizer Alejandra Pablos from ICE Detention
Immigrant rights and reproductive rights organizer Alejandra Pablos has been detained by ICE in Tucson and needs your help. Pablos works to raise the voices of Latinas in politics, women’s health, and social justice issues as a Field Coordinator for our colleague organization, the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health. She is also a staunch advocate for immigration reform and ending mass incarceration as a member of Mijente, a national political Latinx organization.
Please help to release Ale by learning more about her case and signing the petition
