We are now one year into an abortion access crisis after the Supreme Court removed the federal right to an abortion. We’ve worked hard to keep abortion legal in Michigan, but barriers still remain on our law books.
#Dobbs#PureMichigan
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A year after the Supreme Court overturned Roe, taking away our federally protected right to control our own bodies, Michigan abortion providers reflect on the last year and the struggles that lie ahead. #abortion#PureMichigan https://t.co/T7kXTyE8zX
🌟 This #Juneteenth, let's remember the past, celebrate progress, and recommit to fighting for a future free from systemic racism. It's a day to honor resilience, embrace unity, and work towards a society where equality and justice prevail. 🤝✊💙
We are committed to our mission of making sexual and reproductive health care accessible to everyone. PPMI’s new virtual health center is breaking down those barriers so patients can get the care they need no matter how far they live from a health center.
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We must do more to support the health care needs of pregnant individuals to ensure they receive the care they need, especially in BIPOC communities where care is often harder to access due to systemic racism. https://t.co/q2Zs8fStjB
Black mothers are the backbone of our communities. We are leaders, connectors, caretakers, and visionaries. At the bare minimum, we deserve access to respectful, competent health care. But we’re done settling for the bare minimum.
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You deserve access to the reproductive care that’s best for you. No court should be able to take that away.
Sign the People’s Brief to demand that mifepristone remain as a safe, accessible option for medication abortion: https://t.co/Tk0ZtKLUlf
A heartfelt thank you to our wonderful PPMI nursing staff members who work hard every day to provide the compassionate sexual and reproductive health care our patients depend on. #NationalNursesWeek
BREAKING: The Supreme Court just issued a stay in the medication abortion case, which means that access to mifepristone remains for now.
This is good news, but the facts remain the same: Access to mifepristone should never have been in jeopardy in the first place.