Reproductive Rights News Roundup
Out every Friday, our news roundup helps reproductive rights advocates stay up to speed on the top repro stories out of Florida and the nation.
Florida Survived 2019 Attacks on Abortion Access. What About 2020?
Florida legislators have introduced more than 50 anti-choice measures over the past six years. Changes to the state’s supreme court mean some of those bills could survive legal challenges.
Reproductive Rights News Roundup
Out every Friday, our news roundup helps reproductive rights advocates stay up to speed on the top repro stories out of Florida and the nation.
Senators back contentious abortion bill
Supporters and opponents of the legislation agree that, if passed and signed into law, the measure could become a test case for the reconstituted Florida Supreme Court, which struck down a parental-consent law in 1989.
Reproductive Rights News Roundup
Out every Friday, our news roundup helps reproductive rights advocates stay up to speed on the top repro stories out of Florida and the nation.
How I Won a Florida Swing Seat as a Proud Abortion-Rights Supporter
Consultants advised me not to talk about my work for Planned Parenthood. But I didn’t want to win an election if I could not be myself, and supporting reproductive freedom is foundational to who I am.
Reproductive Rights News Roundup
Out every Friday, our news roundup helps reproductive rights advocates stay up to speed on the top repro stories out of Florida and the nation.
No child should be forced to have a child
Florida law already requires that parents be notified prior to an abortion, writes senior policy counsel at the ACLU of Florida.
Reproductive Rights News Roundup
Out every Friday, our news roundup helps reproductive rights advocates stay up to speed on the top repro stories out of Florida and the nation.
Democrats, students delay parental consent abortion bill in Florida Senate, but it will be back
The proposal has already passed its only House committee assignment but Tuesday opponents managed to slow down the Senate bill when 16 amendments were filed and a score of students in pink T-shirts and dyed hair signed up to speak on each.