Reproductive Equity Now

Everyone should be able to access reproductive health care when, where, and how they need or want it.

Reproductive equity is about more than just having the legal right to access care.

It’s also about ensuring that care is affordable enough for everyone to access.

When we talk about Reproductive health care, affordability has to be a part of that conversation.

Because, health care isn’t ACTUALLY accessible if everyday people can't afford it.

Access to medication abortion gives families the power to decide if, when, and how they grow their families.

That’s not up for debate.

Reproductive equity is under attack across the country, and it’s up to us — the people — to stand up and defend it.

That’s why we hope you’ll join us, alongside YWCA Greenwich on October 6 for a fireside chat featuring Connecticut Attorney General William Tong and OB-GYN Dr. Shieva Ghofrany.

We hope you’ll join us for this important conversation!

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Today officially kicks off Birth Center Week!

Everyone deserves access to high-quality maternal health care — and that includes having the choice to decide where and how they give birth.

Birth centers offer a patient-centered approach to pregnancy, labor, and birth that’s designed around the needs of the individual.

This week, we’re celebrating birth centers and the dedicated providers that run them.

Because everyone deserves the freedom to choose the care that’s right for them. 💜

Your health care. Your decision.

Medication abortion gives us the freedom to access critical health care when, where and how we need it.

End of story.

There’s nothing radical about wanting access to safe, effective health care.

A recent ProPublica analysis found that between 2020 to 2025, deaths due to ectopic pregnancies DOUBLED compared to the prior six years.

This increase has been especially apparent in states with abortion bans.

What happened between those 5 years? Dobbs. Abortion Restrictions. State Abortion Bans.

Ectopic pregnancies can be unpredictable and turn dangerous fast, which is why timely care is so important.

Doctors in states with abortion bans may hesitate to provide care because they fear legal consequences — meaning patients could be waiting days or even weeks to access care, while the risk of rupture and/or death increases.

This is yet another consequence with government interference in health care. When politicians put laws between patients and their doctors, they create confusion, delay care, and put lives at risk.

Medical decisions should be guided by patients and their doctors — not the government.

There’s nothing radical about wanting access to safe, effective health care.

Medication abortion has been used safely and effectively for DECADES.

The science far outweighs anti-abortion pseudoscience and propaganda.