
Is there a “safe haven” for women seeking legal abortions?
Even legal abortions may be hard for women in red states to find. Attorneys general in 19 states are trying to get the right to access your medical records.

‘What was once fear, is now anger’
A young woman faces illegal abortion. 25 years later she asks: “Where is the outrage.” Read her story.

Walking the walk
Born into a deeply evangelical Christian family, Joanna was raised to be on the front lines of the anti-abortion fight. Exposure to new ideas beginning in college changed her perspective

Abortion rights activists are midterm winners
Abortion rights advocates claim big victories across the country in the midterms. More than 60 percent of voters told exit pollers that abortion should be legal in most cases. The Washington Post looks at the issue and how it played out in the midterms.

Don’t get mad, get busy!
It’s easy to get discouraged. Fighting back is an act of will, a belief that the current situation can be changed. Women have the numbers to change the arc of circumstances. We have to prove now that we have the will.

How The “We The Women Project” began
I remember the moment I heard the SCOTUS ruling was final; it’s burned into my body like trauma. I stood in my kitchen, my hand on the counter, steadying myself as if I had been hit with a wave from a blast. I looked up at the sky as if God could reverse this horrific reality. My heart sank; my tears flowed and the rage rose. For weeks after the news, I grieved. I railed. I ranted. I cried. I sank into a well of despair. I felt paralyzed yet I didn’t know what to do. What is needed, I knew, is money for the abortion providers who were still able to provide care, and protection of the access that remains in the states where decisions about access are being made.