We are a community-based, all-volunteer organization dedicated to overcoming barriers to abortion access by providing financial assistance for abortion.
ARFWM celebrates Linda Terry's life and service to the fund. As a board member and intake team coordinator, she offered tremendous supports that helped us help our callers. Linda was a treasured member of our community, and we will miss her deeply. https://t.co/3NgB6yUuIc
Voting is now more important than ever before! Our fundamental rights are at stake, freedom is on the ballot, now is the time for organize! 🌈
Come join me, @SenMarkey @SabadosaMA @FairShareMA@yesonfourma@rhartholder and so many amazing folks to get out the vote! 🗳️
The new executive director of the National Network of Abortion Funds is on the Time 100 Next list that "recognizes 100 rising stars" globally. "Oriaku Njoku carries a clarity of vision that’s absolutely needed to lead people toward a better future." https://t.co/wTJc0j8TYA
What does it cost to get an abortion? The New York Times reports that with abortion now banned in 14 states, patients face added expenses for travel, lodging and child care. As we know at ARFWM, more of them are turning to abortion rights funds for help. https://t.co/y9zc5a17Tb
Justice Dance Project marks International Safe Abortion Day (Sep 28) with an edgy & humorous virtual dance and spoken word show of My Body My Body. Also join the cast, Babs Rawls Ivy, & ARFWM Board member Cory Ellen Gatrall for commentary and discussion. https://t.co/FXRxryS2Xc
Anti-choice Republicans across the country are trying to hide their real agenda to ban abortion—and now extremist @LindseyGrahamSC is introducing a bill in the Senate that would do exactly that. We need to vote his MAGA Republicans allies out of office in November.
Let’s talk about @LindseyGrahamSC’s new anti-abortion bill. This is a nationwide ban that, if it became law, would impact EVERY. SINGLE. STATE. Including Massachusetts. But, it’s not the endgame. It’s a trial balloon. The endgame is a total abortion ban.
Join the Autonomy Showdown: Summer Slam Edition, Sat Aug 20 at Abandoned Building Brewery in Easthampton! The raddest baddest feminists will arm wrestle to raise funds for abortion access. Bring your noise, funk, & $10 admission. Doors 7PM, brawl 8PM. https://t.co/LuRCvjQ5F3
In the first election test after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, Kansas voters decided against removing the right to abortion from the State Constitution. https://t.co/0H3lQj2vXy
The legislation codifies measures from an Executive Order issued by Governor Baker in the hours after the Supreme Court’s decision last month and adopts new or expanded measures to protect access to reproductive health services. https://t.co/dmB1bIvbhc
Listen to a WHMP interview with ARFWM Co-directors Kate Glynn and Marisa Pizii on The Morning Buzz, discussing the Roe Act and current legislative actions, abortion access as larger than just legalization, and reproductive justice. https://t.co/RB5JMit4VZ
Tufts Health Plan, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts have members across the country and said they will cover airfare, rental cars, and hotel stays for people who can’t get abortions where they live. https://t.co/RLRIdMeGJv
Join ARFWM Board members Cory Ellen Gatrall and Marisa Pizii to develop practical skills to support folks seeking or having abortions in your community. Register with links below.
July 11 (9:30-10:30 am ET: https://t.co/cskFIIKEGN
July 18 (6-7pm ET): https://t.co/t99gl4nSkY
Freedom denied to any of us is freedom denied to all of us. This July 4th, instead of celebrating nationalism, demand #AbortionWithinReach for everyone in all communities! Sign onto these demands co-created by abortion fund leaders: https://t.co/7K2xNTCYCh
Tonight the Massachusetts House resoundingly passed a bill to provide critical protections for life-saving healthcare for transgender people and for access to reproductive healthcare. https://t.co/n7C2s0gfMN
The MA House of Representatives passed the act to expand protections for reproductive rights in Massachusetts by a vote of 136-17.
For those of you checking, that is a veto-proof majority.