We champion reproductive rights and family freedom, ensuring that every individual has access to comprehensive reproductive care, including abortion, and the ability to make informed decisions about their health and their families’ futures.
In a post-Roe America, we know it’s critical to defend and protect abortion access and reproductive freedom at all levels of government.
As attacks on access continue to escalate, doctors of all backgrounds are stepping up to hold anti-abortion politicians accountable and pass pro-reproductive freedom policies wherever possible.
Doctors with the Committee have helped pass ballot initiatives enshrining protections for abortion access in the constitutions of states across the country, spoken out against anti-abortion politicians, and helped elect reproductive freedom champions at the state and federal levels.
We’ve also grown our Reproductive Freedom Taskforce, a collaboration among abortion providers, medical professionals, and elected officials. Too often, the reproductive rights debate is warped by politics and shaped by opponents of reproductive freedom. The Taskforce brings the conversation back to health care. Taskforce members move and reframe the debate, rightfully casting opponents to reproductive freedom as an extremist minority contradicting medical science, and centering abortion care as a critical piece of comprehensive health care access.
Without the federal right to abortion that had been guaranteed under Roe v. Wade, state efforts to protect access are more important than ever.
We’ve helped pass ballot initiatives to enshrine the right to reproductive freedom in state constitutions in Michigan, Ohio, Arizona, Missouri, Montana, and Nevada. We’re proud to have been a part of these efforts by amplifying the voices of trusted physicians in earned media, voter publications, open letters, op-eds, and physician endorsements.
Reproductive freedom laws and constitutional protections must be interpreted and implemented as intended in order to ensure care is truly accessible. That’s why we’ve been active in state Supreme Court politician accountability in states like Wisconsin, where the court is considering whether an 1849 law bans abortion.
Without the federal right to abortion that had been guaranteed under Roe v. Wade, state efforts to protect access are more important than ever.
We’ve helped pass ballot initiatives to enshrine the right to reproductive freedom in state constitutions in Michigan, Ohio, Arizona, Missouri, Montana, and Nevada. We’re proud to have been a part of these efforts by amplifying the voices of trusted physicians in earned media, voter publications, open letters, op-eds, and physician endorsements.
Reproductive freedom laws and constitutional protections must be interpreted and implemented as intended in order to ensure care is truly accessible. That’s why we’ve been active in state Supreme Court politician accountability in states like Wisconsin, where the court is considering whether an 1849 law bans abortion.
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