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In 2020, 39 senators asked the US Supreme Court to reconsider Roe v. Wade. In response, Teen Vogue published 60 personal stories that highlight the vital importance of access to abortion services.

If you are in need of access to, or have question about, abortion and contraception, this list of resources is a good place to start.

Abortions occur whether they are legal or not, but the right to abortion has been both supported and contested over time. This essay traces key state and federal laws and Supreme Court rulings and their effects throughout U.S. history.

This site features a directory of verified providers of abortion services and funding, as well as help determining which abortion method is best for you.

A confidential helpline providing clinical guidance and emotional support for anyone undergoing miscarriage or self-managed abortion.

This fact sheet with pictures clearly explains how to use misoprostol pills to have a safe self-managed abortion.

This site prescribes and ships abortion pills by mail throughout the U.S.

Find abortion clinics based on your age, location, how long you’ve been pregnant, and the type of abortion you hope to receive.

This resource explains the process of self-managed abortion with pills, and corrects common misconceptions.

This article explains the process of at-home, self-managed abortion, and highlights how COVID-19 has made this abortion method even more appealing and widespread.

Two methods of abortion -- medication abortion and aspiration or surgical abortion -- are available to women in the first 10 weeks of pregnancy.

Medical complications after an abortion are rare in the United States, but they do happen. If you have these symptoms, contact your medical provider.