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All* Above All Announces Expanded Work and New Campaign for Abortion Justice Ahead of Roe v. Wade Anniversary and Biden-Harris Inauguration
WASHINGTON, D.C.— Today, after seven years of trailblazing work to restore insurance coverage of abortion, All* Above All is expanding its scope. It will apply its innovative organizing strategies to more issues and call for…
When Biden Takes Office, Undoing Trump’s Health Policies Won’t Be Easy
Even with Democrats technically in the majority in Congress, the party split is so slim that passing major health care legislation will be extremely difficult. So speculation about President-elect Joe Biden’s health agenda has focused…
A Profile of Self-Managed Abortion
Recent developments have made it increasingly difficult for many women to access abortion services in the United States. “Abortion deserts” — cities where people have to travel 100 miles or more to reach an abortion…
Telemedicine Is Revolutionizing Abortion Health Care—in Ways Likely To Persist Long Past COVID
This post originally appeared in the Hampshire Gazette. It has been republished with permission. The COVID-19 pandemic is transforming many aspects of our lives, and abortion is no exception. Telemedicine is expanding access to abortion health…
Democrats promise Biden-era abortion showdown over Hyde Amendment
WASHINGTON — House Democrats have spent two years passing government funding legislation without picking a fight over abortion, but with President Donald Trump leaving office, party leaders say 2021 will be different.
The Supreme Court Doesn’t Hold All the Power When It Comes to Abortion Rights. Here Are 2 Things the Biden Administration Can Do to Extend Access
All eyes are on new appointments to President-elect Joe Biden’s Administration, with great speculation about which policies those appointees will change first. In particular, reproductive-rights supporters wonder what protection the Biden Administration can provide for…
