REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS ALERTS – Updated daily. A service of Toby's Fund for Reproductive Health Equity

17 Apr

Hello Visitors! Welcome to REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS ALERTS.

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Welcome to RRA! Get all of your latest reproductive news here from a variety of news outlets. We started this website in order to help those who care about reproductive rights stay informed, stay educated, and stay updated!This website is run entirely by volunteers, and sponsored by Toby's Fund for Reproductive Health Equity! It's over 1 year since we started! The Fight CONTINUES! We start to understand the war on reproductive rights. We start to continue our community of people who wish fairness; We start to coalesce on strategies to bring humanity back to the United States!

05 Sep

Expanding abortion access:Abortion restrictions cause the average woman to lose 8.5% of her earnings

AlanLatest NewsAbortion Care, Abortion Restriction, Healthcare, Reproductive rights, United States

Abortion restrictions aren’t just bad for our health and freedom — they’re bad for our wallets. For the average woman, abortion restrictions result in an 8.5 percent earnings decline; for Black women, it’s 9.9 percent, reports Ms. Magazine.

04 Sep

A Few Words on Gloria (for now)

ChaseLatest NewsAbortion Rights, Feminism, GloriaSteinam, Reproductive rights, United States

Women’s eNews Executive Director & Editor-in-Chief, Lori Sokol, PhD, was interviewed yesterday on 1010WINS NY about her long-term friendship with Gloria Steinem, in tribute to the feminist icon who served as both a mentor and friend, shaping Lori’s career in feminist journalism.

04 Sep

Shapiro challenges Trump admin on reproductive health care funding

RileyLatest NewsDemocratic Governor, GOP, Healthcare, Pennsylvania, Reproductive rights, Trump

On August 27, Gov. Josh Shapiro sued the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) over its attempt to restrict federal funding for reproductive health care and family planning services. In July, the Trump Administration announced new terms and conditions on Title X grants for the 2027-2032 grant cycle, attempting to restrict access to reproductive health care in order advance the Trump Administration’s political agenda.

03 Sep

FEMINIST INSPIRATION GLORIA STEINAM DIES

BarbraLatest News

September 2, 2026. She will be missed!

03 Sep

Trump administration releases the long overdue 2026 Unified Agenda, previewing regulatory threats to reproductive health and rights

RileyLatest NewsGOP, Healthcare, Reproductive rights, Trump, United States

The Trump administration released the long overdue 2026 Unified Agenda on July 3. The agenda proposes numerous regulations that raise concern for new and renewed attacks on reproductive health and rights.

02 Sep

Maryland, 22 other states sue Trump administration over family planning restrictions

RileyLatest NewsBlue State, Contraception, GOP, Healthcare, Reproductive rights, Title X, Trump Administration, United States

Maryland, New York, Massachusetts lead coalition suing over policy that ties Title X grants to alignment with ‘unlawful and discriminatory’ administration policies

01 Sep

When “Normal” Lab Results Don’t Match How a Woman Feels

RileyLatest NewsHealthcare, Woman's Health

A single test on a single day is a snapshot, not a full history.

31 Aug

New Battleground Poll: Todd Blanche’s Anti-Abortion Record is Toxic for Congressional Republicans Ahead of Critical Midterms

DoryLatest NewsAbortion Rights, Blanche, GOP, GOP Backlash, Healthcare, Midterms, Reproductive rights, Trump, United States

New battleground polling conducted by Reproductive Freedom for All and Public Policy Polling shows that Todd Blanche’s threats to use the Department of Justice (DOJ) to restrict abortion access are deeply unpopular and could create serious political consequences for congressional Republicans in November.

30 Aug

There’s a birth control backlash online. Can it explain the rise in abortions?

DoryLatest NewsAbortion Care, Abortion Pills, Abortion Rights, after roe, Healthcare, United States

Right after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022, there were many stories about how new state abortion bans were influencing people's birth control decisions, especially by prompting people to use long-acting or permanent options.

29 Aug

Misogyny in Schools: A disturbing reminder of what girls are facing

JordanLatest NewsEngland, misogyny, Violence against girls, Violence Against Women

The BBC reported that girls had spoken about the extreme misogyny they experience at school and online, including threats of violence and rape, sometimes dismissed or disguised as “banter”. One girl described the impact of a so-called “rape list” made by boys at her school and told the BBC she felt “worthless” and “frightened”. The BBC quoted her as saying: “It is frightening because you don’t know people’s real intentions.”

28 Aug

Women Are Aging in Front of a Million Mirrors: How Perimenopause Changes More Than Our Face

RileyLatest NewsHealthcare, Perimenopause, Reproductive rights, United States, Woman's Health

The mirror tells only half the story. The other half is happening inside the brain.

28 Aug

FDA Approves Gwyn Lo, a New Low-Dose Contraceptive Patch

JordanLatest NewsContraception, Contraceptive patch, FDA, Healthcare, Reproductive rights, United States

FDA Approves Gwyn Lo, a New Low-Dose Contraceptive Patch

27 Aug

Voters will decide reproductive rights’ future four years after Roe and more Va. headlines

JordanLatest NewsDemocratic Governor, Healthcare, Reproductive rights, Virginia

In 2026, Virginians are voting on whether to make three changes to the state's constitution. Voters will decide the future of felon voting rights, marriage equality and reproductive rights in the commonwealth.

26 Aug

Anti-abortion groups urge attorney general to halt mailing of abortion pills

JordanLatest NewsAbortion Pills, Anti-abortion, Blanche, GOP, legislation, North Carolina, Reproductive rights, Trump

The North Carolina House also signed a letter touting a long-dormant anti-obscenity law.

25 Aug

New CDC director thinks ‘abortion surveillance’ is essential

MorganLatest NewsAnti-abortion, CDC, GOP, Trump

Dr Erica Schwartz was confirmed by the US Senate as director ‌of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), making her the first Black woman to hold the position. This is the first time in almost a year that the agency has had a permanent leader; the previous director, Susan Monarez, only lasted 29 days before she was ousted for butting heads with RFK about US vaccine policies. Translation: she was a little too keen on following accepted science for the Trump administration.