Be rePROACTIVE.

Follow the Abortion Care Network on Instagram and Bluesky if you want to stay updated on their critical work.

Find Preston Mitchum’s recent brief, Abortion Access Is a Care Infrastructure Matter, Not a Culture War.

Join the global community in celebrating International Safe Abortion Day on September 28th. Share that abortion is still widely accessible and available! On September 26th, you can celebrate World Contraception Day, too.

Give to Keep Our Clinics and, if you are an independent provider, join the Abortion Care Network. Refuse to participate in anything that criminalizes abortion providers.

Find Kate Clancy’s new book, Pregnancy Interrupted: The Science and Stories of How Pregnancies Really End on bookshop.org here. You can find Kate Clancy on Instagram and Bluesky.  

Commit to learning the underlying evidence of what you care about. Research the science and use it to arm you in the fight for sexual and reproductive health and rights.

Find some of Jennie’s book recommendations from the intro on bookshop.org: The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion by Beth Brower, The Knave and the Moon by Rachel Gillig, The Tapestry of Fate by Shannon Chakraborty, and This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me by Ilona Andrews.

Follow Planned Parenthood Texas Votes on Instagram and Twitter and stay up to date on their important work.

To learn more about how your state is performing in the rePROs Fight Back 50-State Report Card here.

Vote! Check your voter registration and exercise your right to vote. Support your local Planned Parenthood, one way or another. Find where you are comfortable and get to work—are you a phone banker? Someone who feels confident talking to their lawmakers? Figure out where you fit into the movement! 

Follow Pro-Choice North Carolina on Instagram and Bluesky.

Know where you can find a free pregnancy test, such as a public health department. Know which centers near you actually provide reproductive health care. Help those in your community understand the difference between CPCs and medical providers.

Make sure you vote in every election. Talk to your lawmakers about CPCs and how they are using state dollars.

Ever been to a CPC? Leave a Google or Yelp review for others to find. If you feel comfortable, share your story with visiting a crisis pregnancy center.

Remember that HIV/AIDS is Remember that HIV/AIDS is still a public health emergency, despite recent technological advancements. Stay informed about what is happening around global HIV. 

Contact your representatives and urge them to support global HIV funding. You can contact the Capitol Switchboard at 202-224-3121. 

Follow amfAR on Facebook and Instagram and stay up-to-date on their work. Check out amfAR’s Taking the Pulse of PEPFAR survey report here.

Want to learn more about PEPFAR? Check out rePROs Fight Back’s explainer podcast here. And, for a deeper dive into the newest expansion of the Global Gag Rule, find rePRO’s most recent podcast episode here.

Follow Amnesty International USA on X and Facebook here. 

Check out some of the resources mentioned in this episode, specifically on sex education!  Amaze, Amaze Jr., and Bedsider can be found here. 

Find some of the books mentioned in this episode, including London Falling by Patrick Radden Keefe, Maliceby John Gwynne, and Sea of Charms by Sarah Beth Durst here. 

Do not take anything for granted. When discrimination reaches the levels of dehumanization that are being seen currently in Afghanistan, Palestine, and more. As a global community, we are required to stand up together to say “no” to gender apartheid. 

Call your representatives and have them support the Rejecting the Erasure of Afghan Women and Girls Act. 

Read about the women of Afghanistan, share their stories, and uphold their voices. 

To stay up-to-date on their important work, follow CGRE on LinkedIn!

Look into local organizations and see where you can contribute your talent! Be an advocate within your community by volunteering for campaigns you believe in. Not sure where to start in your immediate community? Look into online groups like Red Wine & Blue and Ultraviolet!

Follow the Center for Reproductive Rights on Facebook and X.

Access Center for Reproductive Right’s new report, Litigation Since Roe Fell: Four Years of Chaos, Defending Against Attacks, and Building New Rights in the Courts, here. You can also find the Society for Family Planning’s #WeCount report here.

Always vote your values, and remember that, in some states, judges are elected.