"Thousands of women seek abortion pills via mail every year because abortion is banned in their state, and that will not change until abortion is legal everywhere." —Nancy Northup

"Abortion pills are widely used and incredibly safe, including when provided via telehealth. Women should also be able to get safe and legal abortion care in their own state." —Nancy Northup

"While we can't comment on this matter itself, one thing is clear—the state of Louisiana is going after doctors for allegedly harming women, yet they are enforcing an abortion ban that puts women's lives at risk every day. Women continue to die from being denied abortion care." —Nancy Northup

Are you ready to join us in this fight? Get involved today:

The people of Arizona have spoken: they want legal, accessible abortion care in their state! And together with our partners we intend to make sure they can get it!

These restrictions are designed to make abortion care more difficult, time-consuming, expensive, and distressing to access, and they disproportionately impact low-income communities, communities of color, and those in rural areas who already have limited access to health care.

Other remaining restrictions include laws that
➡️Ban abortion care as an option for patients with fetal genetic diagnoses
➡️Ban providers from mailing abortion pills for patients to use at home, despite ample evidence that this is a safe and effective practice

BUT some of the worst restrictions stayed on the books, including laws that
➡️Force patients to get biased, false info about abortion, in person
➡️Force patients to wait 24hrs after the biased counseling before getting care, requiring 2 separate trips—out of state for many people

Remember: Last November, after Arizona voters approved Prop 139 to enshrine the fundamental right to abortion in the state constitution, providers took swift action to get the state’s 15-week ban blocked.

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But we refuse to be silenced. We will NOT accept these abuses as normal and will NOT stop demanding our rights be respected.

Read more about this disturbing trend:

If you're feeling overwhelmed and traumatized every time you look at your phone, you're not alone. And it's not an accident, it's a tactic; they want us numb and exhausted so they can continue their campaign to strip us of our basic human rights.

Now, even posting a mundane selfie to your own socials can be used to create and circulate inappropriate images without your consent, seemingly with no repercussions—all while the algorithm feeds us a constant stream of tradwives, birth control lies, and more anti-feminist media.