Be rePROACTIVE.

Follow the Women’s Refugee Commission on Instagram and Facebook.

Stay informed, pay attention. Remember the real lives at the center of these policy decisions. Find the Women’s Refugee Commission report, A Year of Harms: The Impact of US Foreign Aid Cuts on Women and Girls in Humanitarian Crises, here.

To learn more about the expansion of the already-expanded global gag rule, find the most recent rePROs Fight Back episode here.
Contact your elected representatives and tell them that humanitarian funding, including for sexual and reproductive health, is a critical part of the U.S. budget and should be supported. You can reach the Capitol Switchboard at 202-224-3121.

Follow PPFA on Facebook and X and the Council for Global Equality on Facebook and X.

If you are looking to learn more, listen to rePROs Fight Back’s past episodes on the Global Gag Rule: The Global Gag Rule, The Global Gag Rule’s Harm Has Persisted for 40 Years, and Four Days In, Trump Reinstated the Global Gag Rule.

Don’t let them take your individual power. As an advocate, lawyer, donor, policymaker, student, etc.,—what is something you can do with your particular skillset? What is something you can do with the particular position you hold?

Encourage your members of Congress to use their oversight power and speak out. You can reach the Capitol Switchboard at 202-224-3121.

Directly support mutual aid organization of all kinds. From food security to immigrant rights to sexual and reproductive health and more, you can give directly to people who need it the most.

Organize in your lane as you can. If you aren’t a protestor, but you do have fantastic administrative skills, put your skills to use!

Check in on yourself, your friends, and your family. We save ourselves.

Follow Preston on X and on his website. Find Gayatri on X.

Read Preston’s brief, DEI Is Not A Political Trend: Why Inclusion Must Survive Every Presidency.

Examine issues beyond your issue. Think critically and intersectionally. Learn and share the truth.

Support local organizers. Call out hatefulness and correct misinformation. Vote! Put pressure on policy makers—call, write, attend town halls, and make your values heard at the national, state, and local levels.

Find The Abortion Companion: An Affirming Handbook for Your Choice and Your Journey by Becca Rea-Tucker on Bookshop here! You can also find Becca’s cookbook, Baking by Feel, here.

Follow The Sweet Feminist on Instagram and Threads to keep up with Becca’s amazing work and creations. You can also follow Becca’s personal Instagram.

Want to support a friend who has just had an abortion? Remember the website Ineedana.com. It is a great resource offering high-quality information that is updated regularly. Affirm your friend’s decision, help with logistics, sit on the couch next to them, allow them to share their feelings, and reassure them you will not share their experience without their consent.  

Learn about the mutual aid resources and opportunities in your community, as well as your local abortion fund. You can find the funds in your community here. 

Join a political home. Find a place where you want to be activated in an area that might interest you. If National Latina Institute for Reproductive Justice could be that for you, they offer trainings, events, and more to stay involved.  

Follow the people and organizations highlighted in this episode! Find National Latina Institute for Reproductive Justice on X and Instagram here. Find Monica McLemore on Instagram here. Follow Guttmacher Institute on Xand Instagram here. And, if you haven’t already, follow rePROs Fight Back on Instagram here.

Follow the Feminist Foreign Policy Collaborative on LinkedIn and YouTube.

Read the Feminist Foreign Policy Collaborative’s recent report Defining Feminist Foreign Policy 2025. Find strength in your allies, friends, and like-minded loved ones. You can sign up for the Feminist Foreign Policy Collaboration’s newsletter here. 

Policy, architecture, budgetary, leadership, and capacity are the five core strategies that the Feminist Foreign Policy Collaborative cites to strengthen institutions. If you work in this space, consider working in partnership with other organizations that are a part of the feminist foreign policy space. 

First and foremost, follow the National Partnership for Women and Families on Instagram and X.

Share your story about how having affordable health insurance with premium tax credits has helped you access healthcare. Contact your member of Congress and tell them to etend the premium tax credits. You can also tell your member of Congress to support telehealth, (particularly for reproductive health care), which will also help strengthen access to care in rural areas. You can call the Congressional Switchboard at 202-224-3121.

Raise awareness in your local community. You can spread awareness by sharing the National Partnership for Women and Families Hospital Hitlist. Call on your state representatives to pass or strengthen state shield laws, which protect providers from legal action if they mail medication abortion out-of-state. You can also urge states to maintain post-partum coverage up to 12 months.

Support abortion funds, especially as people have to travel over state lines for care.