National Institute for Reproductive Health Action Fund

04/01/2026

In Alabama, the Attorney General is seeking to require birth centers to meet hospital-level regulations – standards that are not aligned with their model of care and could limit access for many families. Birth centers are now appealing to the Alabama Supreme Court to protect their ability to operate and serve their communities.

These birth centers are a vital – and sometimes life-saving – resource for pregnant and postpartum people. They provide dignified, culturally-competent care that centers the birthing person.

Swipe to learn more and support birth equity in Alabama ➡️ 💛.

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03/31/2026

True reproductive freedom can’t exist without trans rights. The fight for bodily autonomy includes ALL OF US!

🎥: NowThis Impact Schuyler Bailar, Pinkmantaray

03/30/2026

NIRH is proud to be teaming up with Run for Something Civics for National Run for Office Day 2026.

State and local leaders have a deep impact on people’s day-to-day lives, and we are seeing the next generation of incredible leaders step up to make a real difference. Our communities thrive when they are led by people who care about the people they serve.

Follow Run for Something Civics to discover how you can participate tomorrow in National !

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03/30/2026

03/28/2026

Miley and Hannah go together like mifepristone and misoprostol! ⭐⭐

03/27/2026

❌ This is a NO SHAME zone ❌

Kerry Washington unapologetically talked about having an abortion and how no one should ever be allowed to make decisions about OTHER PEOPLES bodies.

Kerry, we couldn't agree more!

🎥: Call Her Daddy

03/26/2026

In fall 2024, Missouri lawmakers authorized Medicaid to reimburse doula services. Since then, there have been about 625 participants who were able to access doula care during their pregnancy and postpartum.

MO lawmakers across the aisle recognize that doulas in their state have provided great education and support. Doulas help pregnant and postpartum people navigate this new era – they can serve as interpreter between medical professionals and pregnant people, help them navigate insurance, ensure access to nutritious food, and coordinate transportation to medical appointments. It is this model of care that we hope to see honored across the country.

To summarize: when we support doulas, our communities thrive!

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03/25/2026

03/23/2026

Today is the anniversary of the Affordable Care Act ( ), a law that has made it possible for more people to see a doctor, afford preventative care, and access life-saving coverage that was once out of reach. But from the very beginning, politicians used the ACA as a battleground to restrict abortion access. Trump and his allies have taken it further by trying to weaken the ACA's requirement that employers’ insurance plans cover birth control with no co-pays and made Marketplace insurance too expensive for many.

The anniversary of the ACA is a reminder that policy decisions shape who gets care and who gets left behind. We must continue to fight to ensure that EVERYONE can access the health care they need, including abortions.

03/21/2026

A new study from Pew Research Center found that the MAJORITY of U.S. adults support abortion access.

It’s time for policies to reflect what the people ACTUALLY want 📣

03/20/2026

The Marshall Project found more than 70,000 cases referred to law enforcement over allegations of substance use during pregnancy — and that’s a significant undercount.

03/20/2026

This latest attack by the Trump Administration is yet another attempt to distract from the real barriers to health care people face every day — particularly cost, which, for too many, remains the greatest barrier to accessing care, including abortion.

Trump and his allies are using the threat of funding cuts to pressure states into weakening the strongest abortion coverage infrastructure in the country, built specifically because true bodily autonomy requires not just legal access, but the ability to afford care.

As this investigation unfolds, states have a critical role to play in supporting patients and providers by funding abortion care and protecting access. States didn't build strong coverage systems by accident. The path forward is to go deeper — into public funding, into durable infrastructure, into the investments that build a health care system rooted in true access, equity, and patient‑centered care.

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