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This week June is joined by Amy Merrill, artist & activist, cofounder & digital director of abortion pill info campaign Plan C (plancpills.org) to discuss the future of healthcare and abortion access in America. Amy explains the difference between Plan B and Plan C pills, how to navigate self-managed abortions, the importance of Telehealth, and what folx in Red States need to know about accessing safe reproductive healthcare. Deep Divers, Priority #1 is knowing about Plan C. Priority #2 is to share information and take action. See below for info and resources.
About Plan C:
Plan C is an information campaign on safe self-managed abortion, with a guide to abortion pills by mail from all 50 states. To learn more, visit plancpills.org
And find @plancpills on social.
General Abortion Support:
M+A Hotline (mahotline.org, @ma_hotline): free medical hotline
ReproLegalHelpline (reprohelpline.org, @ifwhenhow): free legal support
AbortionFinder.org (abortionfinder.org): directory of clinics and resources
Aid Access (aidaccess.org): anyone can order pills in advance or access telehealth from restricted states
For abortion doulas wearedopo.com
Options Counseling: all-options.org or nonjudgmental after-abortion support: exhaleprovoice.org, @exhale_provoice or a safe space to talk about abortion experiences: connectandbreathe.org, @connectandbreathe
Learn about Digital Security at EFF.org and digitaldefensefund.org/learn
Period tracker (Euki) that won’t sell your data: abortionpillinfo.org/en/euki-app, @eukiapp
To the question June raised about logistical support, before or after the 12-week mark:
For a comprehensive list of all abortion clinics, funds, and practical support organizations, visit ineedana.com.
Referral-based service for logistical support: brigidalliance.org, @brigidalliance
Logistical support at apiaryps.org including regional resources, and free flights at elevatedaccess.org
Services for Indigenous & young people iwrising.org
To Donate:
To a shareable multi campaign supporting the future of access pledge.to/access
To Plan C plancpills.org/donate
To in-person clinics at ACN or keepourclinics.org
To support 80+ abortion funds NNAF: abortionfunds.org
To a brand-new telehealth abortion fund at PayPal.me/abortionfreedomfund @abortionfreedomfund
To the repro legal defense fund at reprolegaldefensefund.org
Or contribute to the support orgs listed above.
Join the Movement:
Spread the word about abortion pills by ordering stickers, printing materials or becoming an Ambassador: www.plancpills.org/support-abortion
Join the rapid response efforts at shoutyourabortion.com
Share your story at wetestify.org
Volunteer with your local abortion fund https://abortionfunds.org/support-local-funds/
Volunteer with the All Options Hotline https://www.all-options.org/get-involved/talkline-advocate-trainings/
Learn movement history at: https://www.sistersong.net/reproductive-justice
Help expose fake clinics: exposefakeclinics.com/, @calloutfakeclinics
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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This week June is joined by Amy Merrill, artist & activist, cofounder & digital director of abortion pill info campaign Plan C (plancpills.org) to discuss the future of healthcare and abortion access in America. Amy explains the difference between Plan B and Plan C pills, how to navigate self-managed abortions, the importance of Telehealth, and what folx in Red States need to know about accessing safe reproductive healthcare. Deep Divers, Priority #1 is knowing about Plan C. Priority #2 is to share information and take action. See below for info and resources.
About Plan C:
Plan C is an information campaign on safe self-managed abortion, with a guide to abortion pills by mail from all 50 states. To learn more, visit plancpills.org
And find @plancpills on social.
General Abortion Support:
M+A Hotline (mahotline.org, @ma_hotline): free medical hotline
ReproLegalHelpline (reprohelpline.org, @ifwhenhow): free legal support
AbortionFinder.org (abortionfinder.org): directory of clinics and resources
Aid Access (aidaccess.org): anyone can order pills in advance or access telehealth from restricted states
For abortion doulas wearedopo.com
Options Counseling: all-options.org or nonjudgmental after-abortion support: exhaleprovoice.org, @exhale_provoice or a safe space to talk about abortion experiences: connectandbreathe.org, @connectandbreathe
Learn about Digital Security at EFF.org and digitaldefensefund.org/learn
Period tracker (Euki) that won’t sell your data: abortionpillinfo.org/en/euki-app, @eukiapp
To the question June raised about logistical support, before or after the 12-week mark:
For a comprehensive list of all abortion clinics, funds, and practical support organizations, visit ineedana.com.
Referral-based service for logistical support: brigidalliance.org, @brigidalliance
Logistical support at apiaryps.org including regional resources, and free flights at elevatedaccess.org
Services for Indigenous & young people iwrising.org
To Donate:
To a shareable multi campaign supporting the future of access pledge.to/access
To Plan C plancpills.org/donate
To in-person clinics at ACN or keepourclinics.org
To support 80+ abortion funds NNAF: abortionfunds.org
To a brand-new telehealth abortion fund at PayPal.me/abortionfreedomfund @abortionfreedomfund
To the repro legal defense fund at reprolegaldefensefund.org
Or contribute to the support orgs listed above.
Join the Movement:
Spread the word about abortion pills by ordering stickers, printing materials or becoming an Ambassador: www.plancpills.org/support-abortion
Join the rapid response efforts at shoutyourabortion.com
Share your story at wetestify.org
Volunteer with your local abortion fund https://abortionfunds.org/support-local-funds/
Volunteer with the All Options Hotline https://www.all-options.org/get-involved/talkline-advocate-trainings/
Learn movement history at: https://www.sistersong.net/reproductive-justice
Help expose fake clinics: exposefakeclinics.com/, @calloutfakeclinics
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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