Reverend Dawn Riley Duval speaks at our No on Amendment 62 Rally, August 31st, 2010. She was so empowering! Watch the video and then come out and help us defeat 62!

Our CEO, Vicki Cowart, speaks on the dangers of Amendment 62 at the rally on the west steps of the Capitol on August 31st, 2010.

Nancy Keenan, president of NARAL Pro-Choice America, explains why it's important to lift the ban on military women's ability to use their own money for abortion care at overseas military facilities.

Tarina Keene, executive director of NARAL Pro-Choice Virginia, and Rachel Maddow discuss Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli's latest attempt to shut down abortion providers.

Planned Parenthood Advocates of New York makes its first statewide endorsement of the 2010 election cycle.

Digital Stories were filmed at the 2010 U.S. Social Forum in Detroit, MI. Paris Hatcher of SPARK Reproductive Justice Now! based in Atlanta, GA speaks to the intersections of movements, and reflections in the RJ101 workshop.

Digital Stories were filmed at the 2010 U.S. Social Forum in Detroit, MI. Mariela Alburgues of Latinas Organizeing for Reproductive Equality joined the workshop entitled: Reproductive Justice 101: Creative Vision, Innovative Strategies, and Powerful Networks.

Digital Stories were filmed at the 2010 U.S. Social Forum in Detroit, MI. Iliana is an organizer from New York City who participated in the Reproductive Justice 101: Creative Vision, Innovative Strategies, and Powerful Networks workshop.

Digital Stories were filmed at the 2010 U.S. Social Forum in Detroit, MI. dom brassey was a participant in the Reproductive Justice 101: Creative Vision, Innovative Strategies, and Powerful Networks workshop.

Es común que las mujeres se sientan nerviosas antes de un aborto, o de cualquier procedimiento médico. Pero habitualmente nos sentimos mejor si sabemos qué podemos esperar. Tu proveedor de atención de la salud hablará contigo y responderá a tus preguntas. Para más información, visita: http://www.plannedparenthood.org/esp/temas-de-salud/aborto/procedimientos-de-aborto-realizado-en-una-clinica-4359.htm

It's common for women to be nervous about having an abortion — or any other medical procedure. But most of us feel better if we know what to expect. Your health care provider will talk with you and answer your questions. To learn more, visit: http://www.plannedparenthood.org/health-topics/abortion/in-clinic-abortion-procedures-4359.htm

La píldora abortiva es un medicamento que interrumpe el embarazo en su etapa temprana. En general, puede utilizarse hasta 63 días (9 semanas) después del primer día del último periodo menstrual de una mujer. Las mujeres que necesitan abortar y tienen más de 9 semanas de embarazo pueden optar por un aborto realizado en una clínica. El nombre de "la píldora abortiva" es mifepristona. En sus primeras fases de desarrollo, se la conoció como RU-486. Para más información, visita: http://www.plannedparenthood.org/esp/temas-de-salud/aborto/la-pildora-abortiva-aborto-inducido-por-medicamentos-4354.htm

The abortion pill is a medicine that ends an early pregnancy. In general, it can be used up to 63 days — 9 weeks — after the first day of a woman's last period. Women who need an abortion and are more than 9 weeks pregnant can have an in-clinic abortion. The name for "the abortion pill" is mifepristone. It was called RU-486 when it was being developed. To learn more, visit: http://www.plannedparenthood.org/health-topics/abortion/abortion-pill-medication-abortion-4354.htm

Filmmaker Diana Whitten captures the raucous moment when Dr. Rebecca Gomperts literally cuts the rope on anti-abortion attempts to block her boat, Women on Waves, from Valencia, Spain, as choice activists cheer her on. The clip is from the work-in-progress, Vessel, documenting Gomperts' travels around the world to deliver abortion services to unlikely places. See www.vesselthefilm.com.

Since 1930, there's been a blanket ban on abortion in the Philippines. And there isn't a single exception. But the law has not actually prevented abortion -- it's only made it unsafe and potentially deadly. According to new research by the Center for Reproductive Rights, the law creates a dire public health crisis in the Philippines. Every year, over half-a-million women risk their lives to unsafe procedures. Here, we tell some of their stories.