Watch:
with Congressman Andy Levin (MI-09); Senator Mazie Hirono (D-HI);
Pro-Choice Caucus Co-Chair Barbara Lee (CA-13); Congresswoman Nikema Williams (GA-05) and Wendy and David Gunn, Jr.
This year, on Jan 22, 2023, we should be celebrating 50 years of protection for basic reproductive rights under Roe v. Wade. Instead, the Supreme Court overturned Roe in June. We launched the first ĢƵ Art & Appreciation Project in 2022, in celebration of rights that are no longer guaranteed. Now, more than ever, we must acknowledge how we got to this place in American history, and how we can move forward. We must recognize the inequities in abortion care that existed even before Roe was overturned, and find novel ways to work for abortion access for all.
We begin our daily posts on January 22, 2033, the 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. The project will culminate on March 10, when we will join allies across the US to celebrate , a national day of recognition and gratitude for those who provide abortion care to those who need it, wherever and whenever it is needed.
Beginning in 1996, as a way to honor his life and work, and all of the courageous, compassionate people who provide abortion care, March 10 became the .
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Congress Can Protect the Right & Access to Abortion Care for All in Need
It’s Time For:
The ĢƵ
Art & Appreciation
for
Abortion Providers
Project
Honors the
Courageous
Abortion Providers,
Past, Present
& Future,
Who Care for
Their Patients
with
Skill, Compassion
& Respect

Tomorrow, Thursday
March 10
Myth 1:
Criminalizing abortions
stops them & save lives.
Fact:
Criminalizing abortion neither stops them nor reduces their numbers.
It just makes abortions unsafe. It’s not ‘pro-life,’ but causes pain and death.
TAKE ACTION!
Defend Abortion Rights
in Your State
Even with Roe in place,
prosecutors have arrested
people for having or
attempting abortion.
“Many college students rely on their campus health centers for care, especially reproductive health care.
Making medication abortion care available on campus would significantly improve access to reproductive health care.”

Medication abortion is extremely safe & effective.
That’s why anti-abortion politicians are seeking to restrict care.
Senator
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would protect
abortion access nationwide
from bans and restrictions
Along with other medically unnecessary & state-mandated obstacles to care patients need.
We Need The Women’s
Health Protection Act:

The Leadership Conference
on Civil & Human Rights
Supports the
´dz’s Health
Protection Act
U.S. Senate Sets
Feb. 28
Vote on the
´dz’s Health
Protection Act
The federal bill,
already passed by the House,
would protect the right to access abortion care in every state.
ĢƵ Take Action!
Call Your U.S. Senators
It’s Time to Pass
the Women’s Health
Protection Act
Your Voice Makes a Difference!
Call only takes 2-3 minutes
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(see pg. 20)
“Millions in tax dollars
flow to anti-abortion
centers in US…
$89 million this
fiscal year alone”
Wow! Imagine if
those millions went
to real health care…

“Complications from abortion are rare,
occurring less frequently than complications from wisdom tooth extraction.”
(see pg. 16)
Op-ed by Taylor Crutison
Thank you
Amber & Jackie
for walking us through the mind-blowing background of fake “clinics.”
“Our *heartfelt* thanks
to abortion providers,
funds and advocates”
Is your state
one of them?
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)
Looks at
Crisis Pregnancy Centers
Abortion restrictions and threats to access to comprehensive reproductive health care could be contributing toward the maternal mortality crisis in the United States.
Black Women State
Legislators Speak Out on
Abortion Restrictions
A Guide to Caring
for Yourself (Or Others)
After an Abortion
Conversations about the aftermath of an abortion can center on harmful and false narratives. We’re here to change that.
I’m a Proud Abortion Provider. Here’s Why.
I feel that every day is
National Day of Appreciation
for Abortion Providers
because of the
immense appreciation
I receive from my patients,
day in and day out.
(Part 2)
via GIPHY
Who has abortions in the United States?
(Part 1)
Explore Abortion Ethics
Senator Gary Peters
Pens His Family’s
Abortion Story:
‘It’s Not Unique and
It’s Why We Must ProtectRoe v. Wade’
White House Marks
Roe 49 Years &
Calls for Federal Law to Protect Abortion Care

Celebrating the
Critical Importance
of Reproductive Health
Access, Rights & Justice
with Allies in
Faith Communities
Hear 4 stories of people who live full & empowered lives because they had access to abortion care.

ĢƵ dedicates this project to them,
and our beloved colleague
Dr. Aliye Runyan.