By Jill Filipovic Originally posted in Cosmopolitan Inna Hudaya was a woman in trouble. Lying in a shoddy hotel room, she squeezed her eyes closed as an old woman performed…
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Originally posted in The Establishment By: Katie Klabusich When they donned the “pro-life” label in the 1970s, anti-abortion activists and politicians planted their flag in the moral high ground. After…
Originally posted on Rewire By: Steph Herold, Co-Founder of Sea Change Program September 30 marks the 40th year since the inception of the Hyde Amendment, a sneaky rider that Congress…
Every day we hear from people who want to tell a new story about abortion. People who want to challenge the stigma they experience in their communities and see on…
On Sunday morning, we awoke to news of the unfathomable. A single gunman entered an LGBT nightclub, PULSE Orlando, and opened fire. The numbers are everywhere, but we will repeat…
Originally posted on Medium By: Karen Thurston Picture this. I am standing in front of a roomful of strangers, introducing myself. I tell the crowd my name and offer that…
Originally posted on Medium and Feministing By: Alexis Hoffman, UCSF, Program in Woman-Centered Contraception; Christine Dehlendorf, UCSF, Program in Woman-Centered Contraception; Lauren Himiak, The Sea Change Program Imagine you are pregnant and don’t want…
Forty-three years ago, the Supreme Court of the United States legalized abortion, giving people autonomy to decide for themselves what is best for their health, their lives, and their futures….
Originally posted on Think Progress By: Tara Culp-Ressler Kate Cockrill has asked a lot of women what it was like to have an abortion. Some of the answers she gets are stark….
Originally posted on GQ By: Luke Darby Last Thursday, less than a week after a gunman murdered a veteran, a mother, and a police officer at a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado Springs,…