This is a list of resources for those in need of an abortion

 

This is a comprehensive list of resources for those in need of an abortion

Update I guess I've been mass reported for posting these links over Reddit becuase they've suspended my account for "violating content policy". I've tried to appeal multiple times but they don't even reply. Please keep posting these links, now that Roe has been overturn we need them more than ever.

This is a list of resources I’m compiling for people who need an abortion. If you know of any other resource not listed here please let me know and I’ll add it to the list.

Please repost & share with as many people as possible in whichever platform you want (feel free to bookmark these sites, print out this list, write it down or take screenshots in case it gets deleted), so those who are denied access to safe abortion know there's help for them and how to access it ♡

• r/auntienetwork is a network of people who can help provide assistance in a handful of ways to those who need help with an abortion.

• Aidaccess consists of a team of doctors, activists and advocates for abortion rights that help people access abortion or miscarriage treatment. They send the pill worldwide for $110/90€

• Planned Parenthood Unplanned Pregnancy - A Comprehensive Guide

• Plan C provides up-to-date information on how people in the U.S. are accessing abortion pills online

• Ceinfo, Emergency Oral Contraceptive Doses for Birth Control, U.S.

• Ceinfo, Emergency Oral Contraceptive Doses for Birth Control, International

• Abortionfunds connects you with organizations that can support your financial and logistical needs as you arrange for your abortion.

• Yellowhammerfund is an abortion fund and reproductive justice organization serving Alabama and the Deep South.

• Teafund Texas Equal Access Fund provides emotional and financial support to people who are seeking abortion care.

• Gynopedia is a nonprofit organization that runs an open resource wiki for sexual, reproductive and women's health care around the world

• Womenonweb online abortion service can help you do a safe abortion with pills.

• The Satanic Temple stands ready to assist any member that shares its deeply-held religious convictions regarding the right to reproductive freedom. Accordingly, they encourage any member in Texas who wishes to undergo the Satanic Abortion Ritual to contact them so they may help them fight this law directly.

• Carafem helps with abortion, birth control and questions about reproductive healthcare. They do consultations online and send abortion pills on the mail.

• Frontera Fund makes abortion accessible in the Rio Grande Valley (Texas) by providing financial and practical support regardless of immigration status, gender identity, ability, sexual orientation, race, class, age, or religious affiliation and to build grassroots organizing power at intersecting issues across our region to shift the culture of shame and stigma.

• Buckle Bunnies Fund provide practical support for people seeking abortions. H help with transportation, funds to help with hotels, lodging costs and emergency contraceptive funds to actually go towards abortion.

• The Afiya Centers mission is to transform the lives, health, and overall wellbeing of Black womxn and girls by providing refuge, education, and resources. Theye act to ignite the communal voices of Black womxn resulting in our full achievement of reproductive freedom.

• Lilithfund is the oldest abortion fund in Texas, serving the central and southern regions of the state with direct financial assistance for abortions.

• Needabortion provides resources about where to get an abortion (financial help and transportation) and how to get help getting an abortion in Texas.

• Jane’s Due Process helps minors in Texas with judicial bypass for abortion, navigate parental consent laws and confidentially access abortion and birth control. They provide free legal support, 1-on-1 case management, and stigma-free information on sexual and reproductive health.

• Fund Texas choice helps Texans equitably access abortion through safe, confidential, and comprehensive travel services and practical support.

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Please beware of websites that sell fake abortion pills and fake clinics run by religious groups where they lie and spread misconceptions about abortion to trick people into keeping their fetus. They also promise help and resources that never materialize. The best way to avoid these fake clinics is learning how to recognize them, so I’m linking a couple of short documentaries on the subject that include hidden camera footage exposing their deceptive tactics:

• The Fake Abortion Clinics Of America: Misconception

• Crisis Pregnancy Centers: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver

Note- Some of these websites may be blocked in your country by your internet service provider. You can bypass this block using a VPN like this one, it's free, safe and easy to install. To get rid of banners and pop-ups you can install uBlock Origin and Popup Blocker. They work on most browsers, on phone as well on PC and it takes a few seconds to install them.

Roevember

 

What is so scary about a woman controlling her own body?

   

How to be Pro-Life and mean it

 

What forced birth means

 

So I'm sure the Christofascists will fight against this new pill because how dare the FDA help women?

For those in need

Advance Provision of Abortion Pills

You can order abortion pills before you are pregnant, just in case you need them in the future. This service is called Advance Provision.

Providing access to abortion pills before they are needed helps people access abortions earlier in their pregnancy.

Ordering Advance Provision abortion pills is similar to the process of ordering pills when you are pregnant. However, it will take longer (usually a few days) to get a response to your Advance Provision request. This allows us to prioritize requests from people who are pregnant.

Because after the cancellation of Roe v Wade, the US looks like this now:

I think I have to blog about this anyway!

 

Well, actually:  https://www.flsenate.gov/Session/Bill/2023/1316/BillText/Filed/HTML Proposed bill text...My takeaway: in short if you are PAID for a blog about an elected official it is a form of campaigning/advertisement and needs to be tracked due to campaign finance laws

But still, let's visit DeSantis' reign in Florida and all the wonderful things he hath wrought!

Ron DeSantis' White Boots Steal Focus As Ian Recovery Continues

"You're not allowed to pass a 'Don't say gay' bill then show up in public dressed like Nancy Sinatra," one late-night TV show host joked.

It's hard to keep up with the cultivated chaos Gov. Ron DeSantis is wreaking on Florida schools

Democratic AGs condemn DeSantis administration for asking Florida colleges for information on students receiving gender-affirming care

Update:

Because she wanted to.

 Speaking the truth.

Pro-choice means just that. Women have a choice. Their own.

 

Women at any age

 “Thank you to the woman who wrote this:

I’m 14 and I’m struggling in Algebra class. When I ask for help, the male teacher says ‘I’m not surprised, girls aren’t that good at Algebra.’

I’m 18 and go to my first fraternity parties with girlfriends. We don’t ever say it out loud but it’s understood that we need to stick together at these parties and not get separated, for our own safety.

I’m 20 and I’m working as a hostess at the Red Lion Inn in San Jose, near the airport. Men in suits come in to eat after their meetings during the day and I see them take off their wedding rings before heading into the bar next to the restaurant. Every girl who works there learns quickly not to bend too far over because of the short skirts of our uniforms.

I’m 22 and it’s my first day on a new job. My male supervisor gets me into a room alone and I think he’s going to tell me about the job but instead he tells me about how much he likes sex and how he needs to have it every day. I get up and walk out of the room and avoid him after that, but I don’t tell anyone because I’m one of the only women there and I don’t know what to do.

I’m 24 and I’m watching Anita Hill on TV, testifying about a man who wants to be on the Supreme Court. I don’t understand everything I’m watching but I understand that she’s a black woman facing down a panel of white men and she is going to lose because, at 24, I do understand who has power and who does not.

I’m any age in my 20s and I’m walking on the street, in a park, in a city, in a suburb, anywhere. Men tell me to smile, to wait a minute, to slow down what’s my hurry, can I ask you a question, can I stand too close to you, can I demand your space, your time, your attention, hey where you going bitch?

I’m 25. I’m buying my first car and the salesman offers a price I know is way too high. I bring my stepdad to the showroom and the same car is now $3000 less. I smile and buy the car but inside, I’m seething.

I’m any age in my 30’s and I think about where I park, where I go, whether I should get in that elevator that only has one man in it and how I should make sure not to make eye contact with men in the streets. All of this is normal to me and I don’t question any of it.

I’m 35. I’m buying my second car and the salesman says we should wait for my husband to get there before talking about the price but would I like to see the makeup mirror? I tell him I’m a lesbian and, if he’s waiting for my husband, he’s going to be waiting a long time. I leave because I’m learning.

I’m 40 and a woman, Hillary Clinton, is taking a serious run at the Democratic presidential nomination. She’s smart, tough and qualified but she endures endless anger, viciousness, and misogyny and she eventually loses in the primary. Male friends tell me it’s probably for the best because there’s just something they don’t like about her, you know?

I’m 49 and a man who said he grabs women by the pussy is elected as the 45th President of the United States. The night of the election, I feel physically ill and my first conscious thought is ‘my God, the Supreme Court.’ The next morning, I overhear two men laughing and congratulating each other about the election and I feel unsafe in my own country.

I’m 51 and another man who stands credibly accused of sexual assault has just been confirmed to serve on the Supreme Court. I see women on television sobbing, screaming, protesting, crying out in their anguish and their fear. I am so angry. I think of every woman I know and I am so angry.

I am any age, every age. I am a woman. I am a daughter. I am discounted. I am underrepresented. I am underestimated. But I am a voter. Today, that has to be enough.”

~ Author Unknown

What is woman?

 

Abortion Laws by state

By the Center for Reproductive Rights

We won't go back