Access to Abortion

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.

Answers to frequently asked questions about what to expect from medication abortion.

How do people’s lives change as a result of having an abortion? How do they change if they can't get a wanted abortion? NPR spoke with the researcher behind The Turnaway Study.

A podcast series that explores many aspects of self-managed abortions, from defining what a self-managed abortion is and what's involved in having one to exploring the legality of self-managed abortions and how technology is changing what they look like.

This video highlights anti-abortion regulations across the U.S. along with how to promote abortion access and fight abortion stigma.

The Repro Legal Helpline provides free, confidential legal services, including for people under the age of 18.

This zine has resources to help anyone seeking an abortion, including tips on self-advocacy.

The Who Not When website looks at who is having abortions later in their pregnancy, what care is needed to support them, and what obstacles are in the way.

The Later Abortion Initiative debunks three key myths surrounding abortions that happen later in pregnancy, and provides tools for responding to these myths.