Be rePROACTIVE.

Follow Amy Littlefield on X and keep up with Patient Forward’s work. 

Find Amy’s piece in the Nation, What Would It Mean to Defend All Abortions?, here. You can also find Amy’s new book, not yet available for pre-order from Bookshop.com but available for pre-order from Barnes & Noble, here.

Support your local abortion funds, or organizations that specifically help with abortions later in pregnancy, including Patient Forward and the Brigid Alliance.

Be loud in your rejection of abortion bans! Demand a true reproductive pregnancy framework. To help determine that, you can go to unpunishpregnancy.com

If you haven’t already, check out part 1 of this episode series here.

Explore NFPRHA’s resources and browse their Facebook and X to learn more about Title X and the work they do to protect it. 

Support rePROs Fight Back new merchandise shop!

Follow In Our Own Voice on Facebook and X.

Read the 2025 Black Reproductive Justice Policy Agenda. Take the information you learn from In Our Own Voice back to your friends, family, and loved ones. Continue to support the grassroots organizations in your community that are sounding the alarm and doing endless work to protect health and rights.

Contact your elected official and let them know that you are not happy with recent policies and explain how it affects you. You can reach the Capitol Switchboard at 202-224-3121.

Subscribe to Law Dork and follow Chris Geidner on X.

Learn more about United States v. Skrmetti through rePRO’s podcast episode, United States v. Skrmetti and the Future of Trans Rights. You can also learn more about Medina v. Planned Parenthood of South Atlantic through rePROs’ podcast episode The SCOTUS Case Threatening Medicaid Recipient’s Ability to Choose Their SRH Provider.

Explore NFPRHA’s resources and browse their Facebook and X to learn more about Title X and the work they do to protect it. 

Check out rePROs Fight Back’ recent podcast episode--The Title X Network is in Crisis-- with Clare Coleman, Executive Director of NFPRHA, to learn more. You can also read more about how the Title X Freeze Widely Threatens Health Care Access.

Find Carole and David’s book, After Dobbs: How the Supreme Court Ended Roe but Not Abortion on Bookshop.org.

Spread the word that, despite Dobbs, abortion providers, leaders, and advocates are still doing important work. Spread the word that knowledge and resources are still accessible.

Think nationally and act locally. Escort at your local clinic, join a local support group, or support your local abortion fund. Pay attention to, and stay involved in, national and local electoral politics.

Contact your state representative. Tell them that this is an issue that is important to you. Not sure if your state has a gestational ban? Find out using rePROs Fight Back’s annual report card here. 

Be vocal in your support of second and third-trimester abortion care and repealing gestational bans. In being vocal, break the stigma. Challenge your own internal stigma, and you can start by visiting WhoNotWhen.com

Volunteer or give to your national or local abortion funds or practical support organizations. In Massachusetts specifically, some funds to support include Abortion Rights Fund of Western Massachusetts, Eastern Massachusetts Abortion Fund, and Tides for Reproductive Freedom. 

Follow PPFA on X and Facebook and stay updated on their caregiving and advocacy. Tell Congress you support Planned Parenthood here.

Call your elected officials. Share your story. Explain why Medicaid is essential for you and your loved ones. You can reach the Capitol Switchboard at 202-224-3121.

Follow ANSIRH on Facebook and X and ACLU on Facebook and Bluesky.

Support your local abortion funds.

Be loud. Let your political representatives know where you stand on abortion access. Call your members of Congress at 202-224-3121. Sign up for the ACLU’s volunteer agreement, People Power.