All* Above All partners with the National Institute for Reproductive Health to support local initiatives aimed at ending the Hyde Amendment nationally and restoring abortion coverage in their communities. When local leaders champion policies to fund abortion, it sends a strong message to state and federal decisionmakers.
Successes to date include 23 cities and counties that have passed resolutions in support of ending the Hyde Amendment, including two cities that have created municipal funding streams for abortion and other reproductive healthcare (including doula services, diapers, and hormone replacement therapy). Recent highlights include:
All city and county resolutions:
Orange County, NC, Board of Commissioners Resolution
St. Louis, MO Board of Alderman Resolution
Town of Amherst Council Resolution
City of Somerville Council Resolution
City of Northampton Council Resolution
City of Greenfield, MA Council Resolution
City of Easthampton, MA Council Resolution
Durham City Council Resolution
City of Austin Council Resolution
City of Carrboro, NC Resolution
Durham County Board of Commissioners Resolution
Multnomah County Board of Commissioners Resolution
Pittsburgh City Council Resolution
Los Angeles City Council Resolution
Philadelphia City Council Resolution
Boston, MA City Council Resolution
Ithaca, NY Common Council Resolution
Cook County, IL, Board of Commissioners Resolution
New York City Council Resolution
Philadelphia Board of Health Resolution
Cambridge, MA, City Council Resolution
Seattle City Council Resolution
City of Madison, WI, Common Council Resolution
San Francisco Board of Supervisors Resolution
Travis County, TX County Commissioners Resolution
Nearly 50 years of legal abortion under Roe v. Wade has failed to ensure that people of color working to make ends meet can get the care they need. Decades of restrictions have pushed abortion out of reach.
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