UnRestrict Minnesota works to protect, expand, and destigmatize access to abortion care—and all reproductive healthcare—in Minnesota through public education, advocacy, and the law.
The American Psychological Association (APA) drafted the REPORT OF THE APA TASK FORCE ON MENTAL HEALTH AND ABORTION.
Find a summary in LeaderWise's Challenging Conversations: A Framework for Discussing Reproductive Rights by Caroline Burke, Ph.D., LP and Mark Sundby, Ph.D., LP.
The most impactful thing you can do at the moment is to donate money. This site offers links and ways to donate once or monthly to organizations engaged with healthcare, safety, and access.
Rural Organizing Project offers this Reproductive Justice Resource List.
We amplify the grassroots power and thought leadership of Latinas/xs across the country to fuel a larger reproductive justice movement.
Join thousands of youth activists and adult allies as we build a better and more equitable world.
Overturning Roe v. Wade Is About Control | A Pro-Choice Christian Perspective
Planned Parenthood chief medical officer Dr. Colleen McNicholas talks with Rachel Maddow about how state abortion bans are forcing women in medical need to endure potentially life-threatening suffering. MSNBC
MSNBC’s Chief Legal Correspondent Ari Melber, The Nation’s Joan Walsh and New York Times reporter Linda Greenhouse, to discuss the Dobbs decision and its impact on SCOTUS legitimacy. MSNBC
Reproductive Rights Sunday
Sermon by Rev. Dr. Caleb J. Lines
Watch Rev. Dr. Caleb J. Lines for the highlights from his Sunday service on Reproductive Rights on June 26th, 2022! READ ON ...
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“Anti-Choice is Anti-Christian”
Sermon by Rev. Mark Sandlin
Watch Rev. Mark Sandlin, Presbyterian Church of the Covenant on his June 26, 2022, sermon on Abortion Rights. READ ON ...
But God Didn’t Say That: Religious Community Members Talk God and Abortion
Progressive Faith Leaders, including Jamie Manson of Catholics for Choice and the National Catholic Reporter, share thoughts on abortion. Originally posted to YouTube by Full Frontal with Samantha Bee.
50 Years Ago, A Network Of Clergy Helped Women Seeking Abortion
May 19, 2017
Heard on All Things Considered
I love Jesus AND Reproductive Rights T-Shirt
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Show the world that your are not mutually exclusive: you can love both Jesus and Reproductive Rights. You can be a Christian and believe in choice. Many doctors, ob's, nurses and others that help with reproductive issues are people of deep faith.
REPRODUCTIVE AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE IN A POST-ROE LANDSCAPE: CHANGING THE CONVERSATION IN CHRISTIAN COMMUNITIES
Includes the following:
by Margaret D. Kamitsuka
by Elizabeth Freese
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Kearra Haynes
by Joerg Rieger
What would it mean to codify Roe into law – and is there any chance of that happening? by Linda C. McClain, Professor of Law, Boston University
Demonstrators march in response to the U.S. Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade in Boston on June 24, 2022.
PHOTO BY BARRY CHIN/THE BOSTON GLOBE VIA GETTY IMAGES
For Indigenous Peoples, Abortion Is a Religious Right
by Abaki Beck & Rosalyn Lapier; Yes! Magazine
Yes! Magazine shared a number of informative, important, motivating articles pre- and post- Supreme Court ruling on Roe, including: After Roe v. Wade: Rage and Resistance by Sunnivie Brydum & Sonali Kolhatkar
by Yes! Editors
Overturning Roe v. Wade Isn’t Just About Abortion
by Michele Gilman
Fighting Back for Abortion Rights
by James Burklo on May 5, 2022
"...It is time for our progressive churches to declare ourselves publicly as “Choice Sanctuaries” – where we actively support each other in exercising our sacred human right to reproductive freedom."
From The Washington Post:
Justice Alito’s rosy view of pregnancy in America is fantasy
Perspective by Ria Tabacco Mar, director of the ACLU's Women's Rights Project
Leaky legal protections and economic penalties riddle the health-care and workplace landscapes
Follow Matthew Fox's numerous writings on Reproductive Rights here.
In Photos: Rallying for Roe by Michael Luong
After a leaked draft Supreme Court opinion signaled the court’s intention to overturn the landmark decision in Roe v. Wade, advocates for reproductive justice took to the streets in cities nationwide.
A pro-choice activist protests during a rally in front of the U.S. Supreme Court in response to the leaked Supreme Court draft decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images
How to Really Support People Who Have Abortions
While roughly one in four individuals capable of being pregnant have an abortion by 45, many are left to process the experience alone. Reproductive justice advocates say that challenging stigma, centering equity, and demonstrating unconditional kindness are vital to providing inclusive care.
by A. Rochaun Meadows-Fernandez
Illustration by Ada Dasilva/Getty Images
Religious women have abortions, too. And many faiths affirm abortion rights.
It's long overdue for the American public to recognize the diversity of religious positions in the abortion debate in this country — and for our courts to honor them.
By Zahra Ayubi, associate professor of religion at Dartmouth College, Rebecca Todd Peters, professor of religious studies at Elon University, and Michal Raucher, assistant professor of Jewish studies at Rutgers University-New Brunswick
Matthew Fox offers, Something Positive Religion Could Do for Women Who Have Had Abortions
Overturning Roe v. Wade Isn’t Just About Abortion
Yes! Journal; by Michele Gilman
The statement of Harriett Jane Olson, top executive of United Women in Faith is here:Read statement; read the United Methodist position on abortion.
Find the ELCA's social statement and study guide and a letter from Presiding Bishop Elizabeth Eaton.
A Conversation about Faith & Abortion: Seeking Middle Ground: The United Methodist Church of the Resurrection in Leawood, Kansas recently hosted a forum on faith and abortion. Rev. Adam Hamilton, senior pastor, moderated a discussion featuring female panelists, including medical professionals, a legal scholar, a judge, and a former Kansas legislator. This was a fascinating conversation and could be a good tool to spark respectful conversation within your church. Watch panel (starts just after the 33-minute mark)
