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To Mark 100 Days, NWLC Launches New Project 2025 Resource, Vows to Keep Fighting Trump’s Anti-Woman Agenda

Donald Trump’s First 100 Days of Project 2025: Harms to Women, Girls, and LGBTQI+ People

First They Came for Abortion, Now They’re (Secretly) Coming for Birth Control

New NWLC Report Reveals Growing Threats to Birth Control Access

Birth Control Under Threat: How Birth Control Rights and Access Are Being Undermined Since Roe v. Wade Was Overturned

Survey of the Public’s Awareness of “Fetal Personhood” and Messaging Against It

All The Ways The Supreme Court Could Impact Gender Justice This Term, Explained (And What We’re Doing About It)

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The Trump Administration’s First Actions in 2025 Targeting Patients, Providers, and Reproductive Health Care Access

What Trump’s Project 2025 Means for Me and My IUD

The Right to Contraception Act: Enshrining the Right to Birth Control in Federal Law

NWLC Comments on the Proposed Rule Expanding Coverage of Preventive Services Under the Affordable Care Act

The Affordable Care Act’s Contraceptive Coverage Requirement: Importance and Impact

All The Ways Project 2025 Wants to Undermine Birth Control Access

Ramses from “Love Is Blind” Proves That If You’re “Progressive” Except for Sex, No You Aren’t

Pharmacy Refusals 101

NWLC Demands CVS Address its Discrimination and Refusal to Dispense Miscarriage Management Medication

The Access to Birth Control Act: Ensuring People Get the Birth Control They Need at the Pharmacy

Voters Support Emergency Abortion Care and Oppose Religious Refusals and “Conscience Clauses”

Reproductive Rights and LGBTQ+ Health Appropriations Rider Bill Coalition Letter

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NWLC Urges HHS to Strengthen Disability Nondiscrimination Protections

NWLC Submits Amicus Brief to Protect Access to Women’s Preventive Services Without Cost-Sharing

Everyone Deserves Access: Legislating for the Future of Birth Control

I Run a Reproductive Rights Hotline. The Stories I Hear Shock Me.