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With a Trump Presidency, Grave Threats to Reproductive Freedoms Expected

On both the domestic and international fronts, an anti-rights agenda risks progress made on gender equality, reproductive rights, and access to health care.

The Top 5 Ways Project 2025 Would Destroy Abortion Access

Extremists outline their detailed plan to use all aspects of government to deny access nationwide.

As College Students Return to Campus, Many Face Harsh Abortion Laws

Millions of students will be attending college this fall in abortion-restricted states, leaving them with few options to manage unintended pregnancies.

Medical Professionals Guide on State Abortion Laws

Fact sheets outlining the conduct still permitted by medical professionals under state abortion bans so they can advocate for themselves and their patients.

Video: The Center’s Creative Council on the Forward Fight

Creative Council chair Elizabeth Banks and other Council members address the fight ahead for U.S. abortion rights and access.

Faces of the Forward Fight

Watch these brief video clips and learn how Center leaders and clients are fighting forward for U.S. abortion rights and access.

The Forward Fight for U.S. Abortion Rights

When laws move backwards, stripping away our rights, the Center for Reproductive Rights fights forward. Join #TheForwardFight for U.S. abortion rights and access today.

The Center and Movement Partners Urge Court to Block Unprecedented Ruling Rejecting FDA’s Approval of Abortion Drug

Amicus brief of more than 100 reproductive rights, health, and justice partners highlights the proven safety and efficacy of the drug, the ruling’s “immediate and life-threatening consequences,” and the court’s reliance on “debunked data.”  

EACH Act Would Remove Bans on Abortion Coverage in Federal Health Programs

Introduced in the U.S. Senate March 29, the Equal Access to Abortion Coverage in Health Insurance (EACH) Act aims to reduce economic barriers to abortion access.