What You Need to Know About Sexual & Reproductive Health and Project 2025
Project 2025, released by The Heritage Foundation under the official name Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise, is a dangerous call to action.
Stepping into the World of Reproductive Advocacy
As an undergraduate studying public policy and global health, my internship at the National Women’s Health Network (NWHN) has been insightful and formative.
Policy Op-Ed: The Supreme Court Term in Review & A Crisis of Health and Democracy
On July 1st, Georgetown Law Center hosted a conference on sexual and reproductive health in light of recent judicial rulings.
The National Women’s Health Network Launches the 4Her2024 Get Out the Vote Campaign
Starting today, those who sign up for Voter Empowerment Alerts will get a free sticker designed by Sarah Epperson (while supplies last).
The NWHN is Discouraged by the Supreme Court’s Decision in Idaho v. United States
By affirming EMTALA, pregnant patients in hospitals nationwide will have better access to necessary care in emergencies, including abortions.
Relief in Supreme Court Ruling on Mifepristone Case
The Supreme Court ruled that the plaintiffs do not have standing in the case and the FDA regulations will remain unchanged.
The NWHN Urges the Supreme Court to Validate the Safety of Mifepristone as it Prepares to Hear Oral Arguments in Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine et al v. U.S. Food and Drug Administration
The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals ignored 23 years of scientific evidence when it restricted access to Mifepristone.
Everything You Need to Know About Mifepristone, Medication Abortion Access, and the Case Working Its Way Through the Courts Right Now
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The NWHN is Disappointed in the 5th Circuit Court’s Decision Regarding Mifepristone
Although the 5th Circuit Court’s decision does not go as far as anti-abortion advocates might have hoped, it is still a grave threat to abortion access.
The NWHN Executive Director’s Statement on the Supreme Court’s Affirmative Action Decision
The Network is appalled but not surprised by the Supreme Court’s decision to strike down racial and ethnic preferences in higher education admissions. We urge U.S. lawmakers to restore affirmative action and increase funding for Historically Black Colleges and Universities and other schools that disproportionately serve communities of color.