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Content Warning: Distressing experiences receiving medical care *While the term “women” is used in this piece, this essay refers to people of all genders who …

Over the past decade, conversations around boundaries, consent, and emotional regulation have become more mainstream, especially within queer and trans communities navigating intimacy and safety. …

Many students are experiencing hypersurveillance across school districts in the United States. From the second they enter the school building, they are filed through metal …

Today, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments for the Chiles v. Salazar case. While the case focuses on Colorado’s ban on conversion therapy, its outcome …

Statement from Shante Wolfe, Southeastern State Field Director at URGE: Unite for Reproductive & Gender Equity, on recent threats targeting HBCU campuses triggering lockdowns. “Today’s …

Statement from Kimberly Inez McGuire, Executive Director of URGE: Unite for Reproductive & Gender Equity, on the Supreme Court decision allowing parents to opt their …

Talking about Reproductive Justice is not always easy. For many of us, it brings up memories of struggles we’ve experienced or fears about the future …

URGE Alabama worked on several Reproductive Justice issues during the 2025 Legislative Session, including advocating for a bill to untax menstrual products, baby supplies & …

Every year, Alabama legislators also introduce a set of bills that would provide tax credits for people to make contributions to Crisis Pregnancy Centers (CPCs) …