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Deadly States

The far right's total bans deny women medical care, causing harm and loss of lives. These policies are inhumane.

59% of miscarriages can’t get medical treatment.
65,000 rape victims forced to carry pregnancy.
81% face financial ruin due to abortion denial.

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The Resistance

It has started. Since the re-election of Trump, the 4B movement has caught fire in the US... There is more to do.

We can’t "wait and see" if Project 2025’s restrictions are enforced. It aims to ban medication abortion, criminalize abortion supply distribution, allow hospitals to deny care, and restrict birth control access.

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Residents of the green states have protected their rights!

We’ve protected our rights

In these states, women and allies successfully amended their state constitutions or expanded state laws to protect the right to abortion.

Some state legislatures are still trying to restrict abortion in these states.

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We can win but we need to work together. Let's organize to save women's lives!

The fight is now!

The good news: we were successful expanding constitutional protections for abortion in Arizona, Maryland, Missouri, Montana, Nevada and New York in the November election. Let's keep fighting!

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Mississippi

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13 year old forced to give birth to rapist’s baby

Ashley (13) was raped by a stranger. She didn’t get emergency contraception because she didn’t report the assault immediately. 

Despite Mississippi's rape exception, she couldn’t get an abortion due to clinic closures after the Dobbs decision. Ashley gave birth to her rapist’s baby the summer before seventh grade...

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Louisiana

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Denied prenatal care and treatment for miscarriage

Kaitlyn learned she was pregnant weeks after Louisiana's abortion ban. Prenatal appointments were delayed to avoid legal issues.

At 11 weeks, she had severe pain and blood loss. She requested miscarriage treatment, but doctors refused. She was sent home to suffer alone.

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Texas

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Lost fertility due to
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Amanda, after undergoing fertility treatments for a year, discovered she was pregnant. At 18 weeks, her water broke.

Due to Texas law, doctors couldn't perform an abortion until Amanda's life was at risk, causing her to go into septic shock. After three days in the ICU, she now faces slim chances of conceiving again.

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Heart Stories

Anti-choice laws and regulations have real-world impact. Meet women and girls whose lives have been affected. 

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We have selected trusted nonprofits that we feel are doing the best work to secure reproductive freedom for women.

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Vote.org is the largest nonprofit, nonpartisan voter registration and get-out-the-vote technology platform in America. They work to remove the barriers that prevent voters from making their voices heard at the ballot box.

Investing in our democracy is more crucial than ever, and Vote.org has the tools, reach, partnerships, and scale to make a meaningful impact.

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The Center for Reproductive Rights (CRR) fights for global reproductive rights by challenging restrictive abortion laws and defending imprisoned women. They have won significant cases, including in the U.S. Supreme Court.

Now, CRR represents Amanda and others in a lawsuit to clarify Texas's "medical emergency" exceptions after Roe v. Wade was overturned.

Support CRR’s vital work.

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If/When/How transforms law and policy through advocacy, support, and organizing, empowering people to determine if, when, and how to create families with dignity and achieve reproductive well-being.

They run a helpline for legal questions about abortion, pregnancy loss, and birth, and their Repro Legal Defense Fund covers the costs of pregnancy criminalization.

Please help us spread the word so people like Kaitlyn can get the help they need.

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For over 20 years, Pregnancy Justice has worked across various disciplines to protect and advance pregnant people's bodily autonomy, focusing on the most vulnerable, advocating for policy changes, and aiming to shift public perception.

From January 2006 to June 2022, Pregnancy Justice documented nearly 1,400 U.S. legal actions due to pregnancy status or outcomes.

They are helping girls like Ashley.

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