Having access to necessary reproductive healthcare services and resources without unnecessary obstacles or ableism is life-saving for disabled individuals.
For #SMAFest2024, Tara highlights the often inaccessible barriers and discriminatory stigmas that people with disabilities are confronted with especially when seeking out abortion care.
Swipe through to learn more about how self-managed abortion breaks down some of the barriers that contribute to misconceptions and discrimination in disabled folks’ access and ability to receive care.
The Student Right to Access Act was passed in 2019. This law mandated all California public universities provide medication abortion on campus starting January 1, …
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“Mandatory waiting period” laws impose medically-unnecessary delays in accessing abortion care. This issue brief reviews Ohio’s waiting period restrictions, looks situationally at how these policies …
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URGE’s 2024 Young People’s Reproductive Justice Policy Agenda establishes a clear foundation for the policies that will advance young people’s liberation and support policymakers who want to …
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