Abortion
5 Ways to Support Someone Who Is Self-Managing Their Abortion
Supporting someone who is self-managing their abortion requires empathy, understanding, and a profound recognition of everyone’s right to bodily autonomy.
Supporting someone who is self-managing their abortion requires empathy, understanding, and a profound recognition of everyone’s right to bodily autonomy.
A successful status-neutral approach goes beyond HIV prevention and treatment to meet holistic health and social service needs.
Julie Jenkins is a sexual and reproductive health nurse practitioner who contributed to Provide’s Practice Guide on Pregnancy Options Counseling.
Medication abortion remains accessible in the places where it is currently legal and available.
Mugdha Mokashi is an OB/GYN Resident and Provide board member.
Pregnant people navigating the post-Roe abortion access landscape need unconditional love and support from their families, providers, and communities.
Abortion funds play a critical role in abortion justice by providing financial and logistical support to those seeking abortion services.
Self managed abortion (SMA) broadly refers to abortion that happens outside of the formal healthcare system.
Health care and social service providers play an essential role in ending HIV stigma and helping youth stay healthy.
March is Social Work Month and a great opportunity to emphasize our role in removing barriers to reproductive and sexual healthcare for all.
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