Politicians' religious views have no place in your doctor's office.
The Majority of Christians, Catholics, the Jewish faith and more support access to abortion.

You're invited to take part in an important project. The government is trying to silence experts and patients — let’s make sure their voices stay in the public sphere.

A new Tennessee law gives doctors the right to deny care based on personal beliefs. Now, an unmarried pregnant woman - that has been with her partner for 15 years and they have a 13 year old child - has been denied prenatal care. The real impact of so-called "conscience" laws.

Abortion bans cause harm in so many ways — even for those who never wanted to end a pregnancy.
I'm Sorry for My Loss by Rebecca Little & Colleen Long explores the stigma, shame, and politics surrounding pregnancy loss.
Recommended by a Kentuckian who’s lived it.

Women and girls in Kentucky are NOT free and equal.
Reproductive rights are human rights — and their loss hurts families, communities, and all of us.
We need more men in this fight. Speak up. Show up. Stand with us.

Majorities across most religious traditions say that abortion should be legal in all or most cases, including Jewish (81%), Buddhists (79%) Black Protestants (71%), white mainline/non-evangelical Protestants (68%), Catholics (62%), Muslims (62%),
kyrff.com/religion-abo...

Across the country there are heightened threats and violence at health care facilities that provide abortions, contraception and accredited required training to medical students and residents. This video is what women and their partners experienced in Louisville, KY.

Kentucky physicians, allied health professionals, medical students and allies continue to highlight the devastating impacts of the abortion bans and challenge the harmful narratives - that suggest pregnant people don't know what they want or need. WE KNOW BETTER.
legislature.ky.gov/Legislators/...