News and Updates
New Research on Hyde in Louisiana Reaffirms the Cost of Abortion Restrictions
We’ve known for a long time that the Hyde Amendment—the ban on using federal funds like Medicaid to cover abortion in most cases—disproportionately harms people living in poverty, creating major income-based disparities in abortion access.…
Blue States Are Finally Worried About Abortion- And They’re Doing Something About It
Missouri could become the only state in the country without an abortion provider this summer, if a state agency agrees to uphold a decision to strip Planned Parenthood of St. Louis of its license to…
Women’s Reproductive Health Isn’t Up For Debate-But We Still Need Candidates To Discuss It
If you blinked during Thursday night’s Democratic presidential debate, you might have missed discussion on the topic of reproductive health entirely. (Wednesday’s debate likewise glossed over another major health issue: climate change.) Considering that nine states have now passed bills…
Can Roe V. Wade Be Made A Federal Law? Elizabeth Warren Thinks It Should Be
On Wednesday, June 25, a crowded field of candidates gathered on Day One of the 2020 Democratic debate. It was their night to shine — and hopefully break out as a top runner. If you…
Here’s What You Need to Know About the Hyde Amendment and Efforts to End It
The Hyde Amendment bans federal funding for abortion except in cases of rape, incest, and life endangerment. Though it’s often discussed as if it’s permanent law, it is not. Hyde is what as known as…
What to Consider If You Have to Travel for an Abortion
Getting an abortion is a safe and legal procedure in this country, but it’s becoming harder and harder to access one. If you’re reading this, you’re probably very aware of the many obstacles that can stand in…
