The Center for Reproductive Rights is proud to be a nonprofit partner of Daisy Chain Fields music festival, presented by Olivia Rodrigo and dedicated to advancing the rights of women and girls.
Get your flower crowns ready! On August 29, the Center for Reproductive Rights will join Olivia Rodrigo at Daisy Chain Fields, a music festival founded on the belief that joy, community, and creativity can inspire meaningful change.
Here at the Center we share that belief–and we’re working every day to make change happen. We’re fighting in courtrooms and legislatures across the globe for a better future: one where all of us, regardless of where we live, can design our lives on our own terms.
But right now, too many of us don’t have the freedom to do that. In the U.S., access to abortion and other reproductive healthcare varies dramatically from state to state—and anti-abortion extremists are working every day to pass harmful new restrictions.
With anti-abortion extremists working every day to pass harmful new restrictions, millions of us are left wondering: Who really gets to design our futures?
Your future shouldn’t depend on where you live or who’s in power.
Find out whether your state loves you… or loves you not. Knowing your state’s abortion laws is the first step toward protecting yourself and advocating for change. Get the facts today.
Our bodies, our futures, and our lives should belong to us.
Our ability to make decisions about reproductive healthcare can shape our entire lives, from our education, careers, and finances to our relationships and families to our overall health and wellbeing. But since the U.S. Supreme Court took away the constitutional right to abortion, more and more states are severely restricting or totally banning abortion care. Today, over 60 million women and girls live in states with abortion bans.
As the rest of the world progresses, the U.S. is one of only four countries to roll back their abortion laws.
From Ireland to Nepal, abortion is recognized as a fundamental human right for millions of people. And in Latin America, the Green Wave is ushering in a new era of liberalization.
Reproductive freedom has always been built through collective action. At a time like this, it’s never been more important for us to unite. We must use every tool at our disposal—from shield laws and litigation to education and advocacy—to fight for the right to make decisions about our own bodies, lives, and futures.
When rights are taken away from one person or one community, they’re at risk for everyone. Daisy Chain Fields is a chance to come together across states, backgrounds, and experiences to design our future—one where everyone’s reproductive rights are guaranteed under law.
Frequently asked questions
Daisy Chain Fields will take place on August 29, 2026 in Irvine, California’s Great Park. Entrances will open at 10:30am and close at 10:00pm.
The festival will feature 14 performances from music’s leading women artists. Olivia Rodrigo will be joined by Bikini Kill, Chappell Roan, Die Spitz, Doechii, Eli, Garbage, KATSEYE, Mitski, Not For Radio, Quiet Light, Rachel Chinouriri, Santigold, The Breeders, and special guests Karen O, Sarah McLachlan, and Stevie Nicks.
Attendees will also get to explore immersive art installations, shop local vendors and women-led businesses, and visit the Center and other nonprofit partners at Philanthropy Village.
Daisy Chain Fields is founded on the belief that joy, community, and creativity can inspire meaningful change. It affirms that music and collective experience can serve as enduring drivers of progress and social change. It’s a place where inspiration and curiosity lead to knowledge, strength, and action.
The festival celebrates the voices, artistry, and contributions of women in music, fostering an inclusive environment in which all are welcome. Daisy Chain offers more than live performances; it provides opportunities for education, dialogue, and engagement around issues affected women and girls in the United States and globally. Through partnerships and on-site resources, the festival seeks to ensure that girls and young people have access to information and support they may not otherwise know how to find, and real-life interactions with women and girls who are bring lights in our world.
Net proceeds from the festival are directed toward nonprofit organizations dedicated to advancing and advocating for women and girls. Beyond its philanthropic impact, Daisy Chain’s core purpose is to cultivate joy and shared understanding, creating space for meaningful moments of connection across generations and communities.
In keeping with the festival’s mission, Olivia Rodrigo selected ten nonprofit organizations to serve as Daisy Chain Fields partners. Net profits from the festival will be donated to these organizations. The Center is honored to be among Olivia’s selected partner organizations.
Each Daisy Chain Fields nonprofit partner is dedicated to advancing and advocating for women and girls. In addition to the Center, selected organizations include reproductive health and rights nonprofits Black Mamas Matter Alliance, National Institute for Reproductive Health, and Planned Parenthood. The other partner organizations–Baby2Baby, Johns Hopkins Center for Indigenous Health, National Domestic Workers Alliance, FreeFrom, Jhpiego, and the National Women’s Law Center—are focused on diverse issues ranging from gender-based violence to childhood poverty to indigenous health and rights.
The Center will be camped out at Daisy Chain Fields’ Philanthropy Village. Come say hi! We’ll be handing out exclusive merch, sharing information on reproductive rights, and (of course) gushing over Olivia’s new album and all the other amazing performers.
The Center for Reproductive Rights uses the power of law to advance reproductive rights as fundamental human rights around the world. Since 1992, the Center’s game-changing litigation, legal policy, and advocacy work–combined with unparalleled expertise in constitutional, international, and comparative human rights law—has transformed how reproductive rights are understood by courts, governments, and human rights bodies.
Through our work across five continents, we have played a critical role in securing legal victories on reproductive rights issues including access to life-saving obstetrics care, contraception, maternal health, and safe abortion services, as well as the prevention of forced sterilization and child marriage.
