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Breaking: Federal appeals court limits access to the abortion pill

Alexandra Martinez
color photograph of an outdoor protest. women of varying racial backgrounds and ages hold signs in support of medication abor

Out-of-state abortion care is becoming the norm in the Southeast, but resources for travel are drying up

Eliana Perozo
color photograph of an outdoor protest in support of abortion rights. two people hold a large green banner with white text th

For South Asians, language access plays a crucial role in reproductive justice

Amrita Doshi Yasmine Ramachandra Nashi Gunasekara
digital collage on a dark purple background of south asian people of various ages and skin tones holding one another. in the

‘They keep the South in their crosshairs’ 

Tina Vásquez
Monica Simpson, executive director of SisterSong in Altanta, Georgia, for Prism's One year post-Roe series

‘Abortion access will be restored in the US’

Tina Vásquez
Kwajelyn Jackson, executive director of the Feminist Women’s Health Center (FWHC) in Atlanta, Georgia for the One year post-R

There’s a bipartisan attack on reproductive rights in Louisiana

Gabrielle Perry
color photograph of a Black woman wearing a patterned scarf over her mouth and nose. she sits with her hands in her laps agai

‘People treat us like the throwaway state’

Tina Vásquez
Jenice Fountain, executive director of Alabama's Yellowhammer Fund shares the post-Roe abortion landscape in the 1 year post-

 ‘Teens are the most marginalized group when it comes to abortion care’ 

Tina Vásquez
 ‘Teens are the most marginalized group when it comes to abortion care’ 

‘Abortion access in North Carolina has always been precarious’

Tina Vásquez
‘Abortion access in North Carolina has always been precarious’

‘They cannot beat us in our own house’

Tina Vásquez
Chrysanthemum, Carolina Abortion Fund. Prism's One year post-Roe series features 13 sexual and reproductive health, rights, a

‘The movement still has a long way to go’

Tina Vásquez
‘The movement still has a long way to go’

‘What else can they do to us?’

Tina Vásquez
Kamyon Conner, executive director of the Texas Equal Access (TEA) Fund / Designed by Lara Witt