How states are fighting over women's access to health care

As Washington moved to reduce federal funding for women’s health this year, adversaries in the war over affordable birth control and other women’s health services shifted the battleground to state capitals — resulting in a spate of new laws that both expand and contract women’s access to care.

Vice President Kamala Harris on X: Last night's decision from the Ninth Circuit puts women's health at risk. @POTUS and I will never stop fighting for reproductive rights. Read my full statement

Strengthening health system responses to violence against migrant and refugee women and girls - PAHO/WHO

Senator Dick Durbin on X: Nearly 18M women no longer have access to abortion despite Americans' strong support of repro rights. Republicans' push for a national abortion ban stands in stark contrast

Attorney General Stein Urges Court to Protect Medication Abortion Access - NCDOJ

How States Can and Should Protect Abortion Rights and Access - Ms. Magazine

U.S. Senate Democrats denounce post-Dobbs landscape of state abortion bans, restrictions • New Jersey Monitor

The Right to Contraception: State and Federal Actions, Misinformation, and the Courts

USOW Wants to Help You Organize for Abortion Access One-Year After the Fall of Roe - Ms. Magazine

Canada's government should offer real help to U.S. women seeking abortions, Michigan advocacy group says

How Mississippi may be the state to topple nearly 50 years of abortion rights in America - Washington Post

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Why We Need to Fight for Women's Access to Healthcare - Identity Theory

How World War I strengthened women's suffrage