Supporting Abortions For Everyone - SAFE

16/02/2026

It's ...and we couldn't resist 🏒❄️⛸️🥵

12/02/2026

Think this will stop anti-choicers from spreading this myth?

A prior abortion or miscarriage was not linked with an increased risk of developing pre- or postmenopausal breast cancer in a study published in Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica.

09/02/2026

Celebrate Global Day of Action to Destigmatise Abortions with us at the Feminist Library with a one off book club, reading Kate Manning 's My Notorious Life. Tickets are available now: https://www.outsavvy.com/event/33372/safe-fundraiser-the-feminist-library

03/02/2026

Abortion in Europe is FAR from sorted.

When we say that we help people access abortion, one of the most common responses is the assumption that we are working in the US.

But in some ways, the US is actually in a BETTER position that we are here in Europe!

Swipe to find out more ☝️

02/02/2026

3 day waiting period only serves to make abortions harder to get

Ruth Coppinger says 72-hour delay ‘does not apply to any other medical procedure that we have in law’

29/01/2026

Book recommendations needed!

We've got an event in the works with the amazing 📚

We want to know - what are your favourite books about abortion? And what's next on your to-read list?

Tell us in the comments!

28/01/2026

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26/01/2026

SAFE's own Mara Clarke is speaking on Wednesday at Leeszaal Rotterdam West. She will share her experience of helping people failed by states and healthcare systems to get the abortions they want or need. Come learn the difference between abortion that is legal and abortion that is accessible, and why complacency is our enemy. Registeration is open!

Join us for an evening with Mara Clarke, co-founder of Supporting Abortions for Everyone - SAFE, who will share her experience of helping people failed by states and healthcare systems to get the abortions they want or need. Come learn the difference between abortion that is legal and abortion that....

25/01/2026

📍 Today marks the anniversary of the 1973 Supreme Court ruling in Roe v. Wade, which struck down several Texas laws that criminalized abortion. Roe changed the abortion landscape in the U.S., though it didn’t ensure access for everyone. Roe should have been the floor, not the ceiling for abortion access. As we come up on almost two years since Roe fell, it is hard not to see the same issues resurfacing. In Texas and throughout the country, pregnant people are facing criminalization for their pregnancy choices and outcomes. The reality is the Supreme Court’s decision and the state bans that followed don’t recognize the intricacies of people’s lives and experiences. Abortion bans harm real people and their families.

✊ It’s on us to continue the fight for our rights, not only for us – but for future generations.

Image description: Digital illustration of a diverse group of eight faces. There’s text in the center that reads, ‘abortion is freedom,’ with secondary text scattered throughout the image that reads, ‘from poverty, from a future I don’t want, from a life threatening pregnancy and from the wrong partner.’

24/01/2026

The waiting period exists cos of the idea that people don't know what they want. With the neat little side-effect of pushing some people over the 12 week limit.

The three day waiting period for abortion has no medical basis, but it remains in Irish law to slow women down, writes Roe McDermott.

22/01/2026

“I know that abortions are legal. I am talking about the ethical issue” Except governments are meant to focus on what is legal, and leave ethic debates to the people?

Maria Karystianou described abortions as a matter for public consultation during a television interview Monday, in comments drawing criticism from the government spokesperson and opposition figures alike.

21/01/2026

No abortion rights, but still making it hard for people to avoid needing an abortion.

Providing the morning-after pill for free was a key proposal in the National Sexual Health Strategy but more than a year later it remains unavailable