Follow Caroline Reilly on Twitter and Rewire News Group on Facebook and Twitter! If you can, donate to Rewire News Group, which is one of the only publications based in sexual and reproductive health and rights.

If you have money and time, donate it to abortion funds, independent clinics, and smaller organizations that help to ensure abortion care such as the Abortion Care Network, Jane’s Due Process, and The Repro Legal Defense Fund.

Normalize and de-stigmatize abortion in conversations with friends and family.

Shout Your Abortion has many resources on self-managed abortion and accessing medication abortion.

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Follow MSI Asia Pacific on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook or find their website here.

Donate to MSI Asia Pacific! 91 cents of every $1 goes directly to programs.

Often, the Asia Pacific region is left out of global conversations. Learn more about the region, the challenges the region faces, and learning more about gender-based violence and sexual and reproductive health in Asia Pacific is a great place to start.

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Start by following URGE on Twitter and Facebook!

Get involved with organizations and advocates in your community that are working on intersectional intimate partner violence—whether that’s through volunteering or donating.

Contact your legislators—to reach out to policymakers at the federal level, you can contact the Capitol Switchboard at 202-224-3121.

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Find the Century Foundation on Twitter and Facebook. Stay up-to-date on their important work!

Find Dr. Taylor’s past podcast episode, the Maternal Health Crisis Facing Black Women here.

Call your members of Congress and encourage them to co-sponsor the Black Maternal Health Momnibus and issue support of the Build Back Better Act.

Support abortion funds in your state and continue to support access to abortion care. You can ask your member of Congress to support the EACH Woman Act and the Women’s Health Protection Act, too! You can reach the Capitol Switchboard at 202-224-3121.

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Follow Katelyn Burns on Twitter here!

Show up at trans protests in your area. Your support for trans health and rights is needed all the time, and right now especially. Human Rights Campaign often puts on rallies to join.

To learn more about steps the White House has taken to introduce meaningful policy that protects transgender Americans, find the release here.

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Follow Jane’s Due Process on Facebook and Twitter here and stay up-to-date on their important work.

Show love to abortion funds! You can find the abortion fund nearest you here. There’s many ways to help, including donating, volunteering, and fundraising!

Get involved in state and local politics. Discuss sex education, abortion access, and contraception access with state representatives, city council members, and school board members.

Voting is incredibly important to protecting sexual and reproductive health and rights—vote in every election you can.

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Follow We Testify on Facebook and Twitter to keep up-to-date on their essential work. You can also sign up to receive We Testify newsletters here.

You can also to get involved with We Testify, find more abortion stories, or share your abortion story.

Love the episode art? Find more of graphic artist Sage M. Coffey’s work here!

The Senate will be voting on the Women’s Health Protection Act (WHPA) on February 28th. Call your Senators and tell them to support passing WHPA!! You can call the Senate Switchboard at (202) 224-3121

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Follow We Testify on Facebook and Twitter to keep up-to-date on their essential work. You can also sign up to receive We Testify newsletters here.

You can also to get involved with We Testify, find more abortion stories, or share your abortion story.

Love the episode art? Find more of graphic artist Sage M. Coffey’s work here!

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Follow the EMAA project on Facebook and Twitter here.

Stay engaged in the fight to reduce barriers to medication abortion in individual states, and continue to talk about medication abortion as an option! Many people aren’t aware of it or know little about it, despite the fact that it’s an extremely safe and effective way of ending a pregnancy.

You can also support friends, family members, or loved ones during their medication abortion by bringing them a care basket, joining them to watch movies while they complete their abortion, or simply validating their experiences. Learn more in Caitlin Blunnie’s blog post here!

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Firstly, follow the Autistic Self-Advocacy Network on Twitter and Facebook.

Go out of your way to listen to the experience of people with disabilities, people of color, and people with low-incomes. Follow these folk’s lead on what kind of policies will help on a federal, state, and local level. This includes passing the EACH Act, passing the Women’s Health Protection Act, passing the Home and Community-Based Services Access Act, ratifying the convention of the rights of people with disabilities, repealing religious refusal laws, and promoting supportive decision making as an alternative to guardianship.

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First, stay up-to-date on the newest writings about reproductive and transgender rights by following Rewire. News and Facebook and Twitter. Follow Jessica Mason Pieklo on Twitter here. You can find Katelyn Burns’ pieces on Vox here and follow her on Twitter here.

Be kind to yourself and rest. Speak with your friends and family about the attacks on these human rights. As Jessica Pieklo says, “rest is revolutionary!”

Donate to abortion funds, who are working tirelessly to provide timely, basic medical care to many in states that are restricting or banning access.

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First and foremost, be sure to read Jill Filipovic’s piece, How US Abortion Politics Distorts Women’s Lives in Conflict Zones, here. You can also follow Jill on Twitter.

It’s imperative that these policies that limit the health and safety of women and girls in conflict zones are explicitly addressed. Tell your elected officials to repeal the global gag rule and the Helms amendment. You can also ask them to support refugee rights general, including pushing for more robust funding for humanitarian work and raising the refugee resettlement cap in the U.S. and other countries. You can reach the Capitol Switchboard at 202-224-3121.

Be mindful of the organizations that you support or donate to and continue to research whether or not they support a full range of reproductive health and rights, including safe abortion.

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Follow Dr. Diana Greene Foster on Twitter here.

You can find the new book on the Turnaway study here, as well as Dr. Foster’s most recently New York Times piece here.

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Follow these organizations on social media and keep up-to-date on their amazing work!

Join us in celebrating #ThxBirthControl Day on November 17th, 2021!

Planned Parenthood of the Pacific Southwest Facebook and Twitter

Virginia League for Planned Parenthood on Facebook and Twitter

Trust Women on Facebook and Twitter

Physicians for Reproductive Health on Facebook and Twitter

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Follow Planned Parenthood Federation of America on Twitter and Facebook!

The Women’s Health Protection Act would protect abortion access across the U.S. and protect against laws like Texas’s SB8-- and it has already passed the House. You can advocate for its passage through the Senate by telling your lawmakers to pass WHPA today!You can also go to bansoffourbodies.org to sign Planned Parenthood’s pledge.

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You can find Becca’s article, They Went to Bible College to Deepen Their Faith. Then They Were Assaulted—and Blamed for It, here. You can also follow Becca Andrews on Twitter, here.

For a more in-depth understanding of Title IX under the Trump administration and the Biden administration, check out rePROs Fight Back’s past podcast episodes!

Continue reading about, educating yourself on, and actively listening about purity culture. You can follow Emily Joy Allison, author of #ChurchToo: How Purity Culture Upholds Abuse and How to Find Healing on Twitter, here. You can also follow Linda Kay Klein, author of Pure: Inside the Evangelical Movement that Shamed a Generation of Young Women and How I Broke Free, here.

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Follow Advocates for Youth on Twitter and Facebook here.

Join Advocates for Youth’s Abortion Out Loud and Free The Pill campaigns, which are led by and in partnership with young people!

Align yourself with young people and engage in the groups they lead! Donate to local abortion funds in Texas or in your area and support mutual aid efforts in your community.

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Firstly, follow Whole Woman’s Health on Twitter and Facebook and Whole Woman’s Health Alliance on Twitter and Facebook here.

Continue having open, honest, and positive conversations about safe and legal abortion access.

If you can, donate to people doing work on the front lines in Texas, including Whole Woman’s Health and Whole Woman’s Health alliance. You can find a list of Texas abortion funds here and Keep Our Clinics here.

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Follow UNFPA on Facebook and Twitter.

You can support UNFPA’s sister organization, Friends of UNFPA, here.

Learn more about UNFPA’s work in Haiti and Afghanistan, and donate or sign up to advocate for UNFPA”s work here!

Call on your members of Congress to support sexual and reproductive health and rights on a domestic and global scale. You can reach the Capitol Switchboard at 202-224-3121.

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