Posts tagged: Free the Pill Fest

This zine by @chamilediaz shares their personal experiences with birth control pills and the access they now have since Opill hit pharmacies in March 2024. Read More

In March, an over-the-counter birth control pill finally became available in the US. This new advancement will improve access to birth control for marginalized people, including low-income people, people of color, and Disabled people. Over 100 other countries also offer over-the-counter birth control pills, and this type of pill was approved over 50 years ago, … Read More

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A graphic content poem about what having access to over-the-counter birth control pills means to them. Read More

March 4, 2024, marked a historic leap forward for reproductive health in the United States. Perrigo’s announcement of Opill, the first over-the-counter (OTC) birth control pill, symbolized a triumph born from decades of advocacy. This victory, however, was not solely a product of institutional change; it was a testament to the relentless dedication of countless … Read More

The road to #FreeThePill has been long, with a lot a lot grassroots activism, but we finally did it!! In July 2023, the FDA approved the first-ever OTC birth control pill in the U.S. Swipe through to see @ambii_n background on the history of the Free the Pill Movement Read More