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What’s your reproductive freedom story? As part of Ms.’ The Majority campaign, five staff members at Power to Decide share theirs. The nonprofit works to expand access to sexual an...
On Women’s Equality Day, the unfinished fight for constitutional equality extends far beyond abortion. State equal rights amendments—and, ultimately, a robust federal ERA—could res...
Abortion rights and access to reproductive healthcare are under attack. Here’s how you can get involved to protect reproductive freedom in Wisconsin. The post 4 ways to protect rep...
Massachusetts law no longer imposes a gestational-age limit on abortion—meaning for the first time, a woman in the state can choose to end her pregnancy at any point, without a pro...
by Rebecca Oas, C-Fam INTRODUCTION The term “reproductive violence” has recently started appearing in the reports of UN agencies and human rights experts, and has been proposed for...
Click to expand Image Kaitlyn Joshua with her daughter, Lauryn, age 5, outside their hom...
“We will continue this fight until access to abortion information doesn’t depend on your home’s postal code or computer’s IP address.” — Jane Eklund The post Jane Eklund on Digital...
Federal policies shape women’s lives across the country—in our workplaces, schools, healthcare systems and homes, in red and blue states alike. For example, federal workforce reduc...
Gov. Maura Healey signed the Prioritizing Patient Access to Care Act into law last month, making Massachusetts the 10th state, together with Washington, D.C., that does not impose...
In the ongoing November 2026 election, voters in three states (Idaho, Nevada and Virginia) will consider ballot measures designed to protect abortion rights by affirming a statutor...
The end of Roe v. Wade in 2022 was supposed to be devastating for abortion access across the US. Thousands of women every month—the ones who could afford it—would be forced to trav...
Louisiana feminist activists came together on October 2 at the annual Black Birth Matters conference to demand that policy makers consider how toxic air pollution and other environ...
Like many millennial daughters of second-wave feminists, I grew up with an explicit understanding of Roe v. Wade’s almost sacred importance to women born in the latter half of the...
UN human rights experts on Wednesday urged Denmark and Greenland to ensure accountability and the rights of Inuit women at the centre of their response to the decades-long use of c...
For too long, midlife symptoms of women have been minimized; our concerns dismissed, our suffering normalized and our voices overlooked. We reject the notion that hormonal decline...
Editor’s note: This story is part of Gen Z at the Ballot Box, a collaboration between States Newsroom and The 19th. Brenna Vandergeest was a teenager when her grandmother told her...
On August 10, Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey (D) signed Chapter 188, “An Act Prioritizing Patient Access to Care,” changing state law governing abortion after 24 weeks of pregnanc...
In her new book Side Effects: How Abortion Bans Impact Everyone’s Health, journalist Alice Miranda Ollstein shows that abortion bans aren't just restricting reproductive care—they'...
In every issue of Ms., we track research on our progress in the fight for equality, catalogue can’t-miss quotes from feminist voices and keep tabs on the feminist movement’s many m...
The human reproductive system is an intricate network of structures, tubes, and organs that are responsible for giving life. But sometimes, it can also be a source of pain, disco...
Rep. LaMonica McIver on overcoming fibroids, infertility—and the Justice Department—to have a baby.
A southeast Kansas-based organization is taking reproductive healthcare on the road.
OPINION: I am not saying abortion access is like enslavement (though there is the thread of bodily autonomy running through both), but this reminds me of the Dred Scott v. Sandford...
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