
In Dobbs, By Overturning Roe and Denying the Right to an Abortion, the Supreme Court Has Attacked Freedom
The right to abortion has been denied—but the fight for basic freedom and dignity continues.
The right to abortion has been denied—but the fight for basic freedom and dignity continues.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s new guidance on medication abortion has the potential to increase access to care, though challenges remain.
This is the first installment in the Center for American Progress’ series highlighting best practices to improve and expand contraceptive access at the state level.
This fact sheet accompanies the Center for American Progress’ report on best practices to expand and improve contraceptive access at the state level, covering common implementation challenges and offering recommendations for one-year contraceptive dispensing policies.
The Center for American Progress presents a compilation of short videos counting down to the new year with recent progressive wins.
Pregnancy carries risks, including death. Without abortion access, more women will die.
Graham’s proposed national ban would prohibit abortion after 15 weeks nationwide, with only very narrow exceptions—while still allowing states to ban abortion even more strictly.
State abortion bans will negatively affect women and families’ economic security as well as state and local economies.
The Black Maternal Health Federal Policy Collective, including CAP's Osub Ahmed, writes about why Black women are three times more likely to die from a pregnancy-related cause than white women.
As some states seek to criminalize abortion within their borders, attorneys general can take many actions to ensure access to abortion care in at least some states.
To ensure access to care, it is critical to protect patient privacy whenever possible.
Elyssa Spitzer reacts to Kansas' recent vote to retain its state constitution’s protection of a right to abortion. She discusses why, despite this important victory for women’s health and equality, abortion rights should not be left to the ballot but instead be recognized in the federal constitution as a fundamental right.
Restrictive guardianships deserve increased scrutiny from policymakers in order to ensure that disabled people are not denied their reproductive rights.