HUGE thank you to everyone who joined us for our annual Breaking Barriers Gala yesterday!
Seeing so many friendly faces, and listening to passionate advocates from across New England has our team fired up for the work to come!
As always, we’re so happy to have you all in this fight with us. ♥️💪
Our partners CONTINUE to show up and fund our repro work across New England. Today, we’d like to give a big THANK YOU to the sponsors of this years Breaking Barriers Gala!
Their contributions fuel our work to protect & advance reproductive equity, access, and freedom — across New England
Connecticut!
There’s just ONE MONTH left until session ends, and we’re so close to getting our priority bills across the finish line!
For the next 30 days, we’ll be pushing HARD to pass these bills & support our communities in CT 💪🏾
The REN team is charged up! ⚡
We spent this past Monday in Connecticut — soaking up the sun and continuing to drive forward our reproductive equity agenda.
We're so grateful to have a team that shows up for this work every day 🙏💜
Today, is #TransgenderDayOfVisibility! Trans people deserve access to health care, safety, love and respect.
To our trans community members, Reproductive Equity Now (from our staff to our advocates) will always stand side-by-side with you in solidarity.
Repro Justice = Trans Justice 🏳🌈
Abortion is life-saving healthcare.
Period.
Our annual Breaking Barriers Gala is fast approaching — and tickets are going quickly!
Procrastinating on buying your ticket?
We recommend grabbing it ASAP to guarantee your spot alongside the other repro champs in New England.
We can’t wait to see you there! 🎉
reproequitynow.org/2026gala
If you could fix a specific barrier to reproductive care TOMORROW.
What would that be and why?
We’re officially ONE MONTH AWAY from our 2026 Breaking Barriers Gala!
This year, we’ll be spotlighting 3 repro champions who have had an outstanding impact on our movement — and you’re not going to want to miss them!
Visit reproequitynow.org/2026gala to secure your tickets!
ICYMI: Last week, Reproductive Equity Now’s Liz Gustafson and @ppsne.bsky.social Gretchen Raffa co-wrote an op-ed in the @ctexaminer.bsky.social r!
It highlights why CT MUST continue investing in and strengthening protections for abortion providers.
Read the op-ed 👇
ctexaminer.com/2026/03/10/t...
🎉 WIN The New Hampshire House abandoned a 20-week abortion ban. 🎉
In Massachusetts, protecting the digital footprints of abortion patients and providers is critical — full stop.
Write to your state reps TODAY to urge them to further protect our data!
secure.ngpvan.com/svTahWUyt0uf...
Last fall, BECAUSE OF YOU, the MA Senate unanimously passed a comprehensive data privacy bill.
Now, we're asking our lawmakers to pass the “MA Consumer Data Privacy Act” to enforce these protections and hold big tech accountable.
Happening Tomorrow!
Join us and our friends at CWCSEO for a truly special webinar on Reproductive Health on CT College Campuses!
📅 TOMORROW, March 12th from 5:30 - 7:00 PM
Can’t wait to see you there! Register at 🔽
us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
Our providers deserve better than political interference or medically unnecessary barriers when they're simply doing their jobs & honoring their oath to care for patients.
We continue to advocate for our states to protect & invest in the providers who ensure patients can access the care they need.
It's Abortion Provider Appreciation Day! ♥️
Every day, abortion providers show up for their patients with compassion, courage, and dedication — despite escalating threats of criminalization, harassment, and violence. (1/2)
We have to keep calling abortion care what it is;
essential, life-saving, health care.
Over and over again, we've begged NH's lawmakers to do the bare minimum for reproductive health care, and today, they fell short for Granite Staters... again.
Read our full statement at: reproequitynow.org/press/ren-sl...
This week, the NH Senate voted to NOT to pass SB551 - a Shield Law for Reproductive Health Care Access.
This bill would have protected patients and providers in NH from out-of-state political interference, intimidation, and legal threats related to reproductive health care.
This Thursday, the full New Hampshire Senate votes on the Shield Law for Reproductive Health Care Access (SB 551).
New Hampshire health care should be decided by New Hampshire — not out-of-state politicians.
Tell your Senator to vote YES: secure.ngpvan.com/sqBup2o-WEyZ...
#NHPolitics #ShieldLaw
This #WomensHistoryMonth, we honor the lawmakers, providers, organizers, and patients working every day to protect abortion access and bodily autonomy across New England.
From the clinic to the statehouse, women are leading.
What’s something about reproductive health care that you had to learn on your own — that you wish more people were talking about?
Write to your State Rep to help us defeat this bill on the House Floor today:
🔗 secure.ngpvan.com/oxc8-PkTtEGc...
Yesterday, we testified against a 20-week abortion ban in New Hampshire.
Instead of addressing rising health care costs facing NH, lawmakers are pushing an out-of-touch ban that strips Granite Staters of the freedom to make their own medical decisions. ❌ (1/2)
A great way to push our movement forward is by just TALKING about reproductive health care with our friends + loved ones.
Having someone in your community you can talk to — without judgment — is POWERFUL.
This bill is a slap in the face of Granite Staters, and we're not having it.
Take 30 seconds to tell your state reps that new restrictions on abortion are OFF THE TABLE! 👇
gc.nh.gov/house/commit...
❌ This Wednesday, Republican State Rep. Kevin Scully is introducing a 20-week abortion ban in NH.
A majority of Granite Staters widely support abortion access — AND, Gov/ Ayotte / NH Republicans made EXPLICIT campaign promises that they wouldn't further restrict abortion.
gc.nh.gov/house/commit...
Do you feel like you have good options for health care in your community?
If not, what’s missing?
This vote leaves NH patients and providers vulnerable to out-of-state political interference.
Granite Staters: The full Senate will vote soon. Contact your senator and urge them to SUPPORT the Shield Law.
🔗Take Action: secure.ngpvan.com/sqBup2o-WEyZ...
We’re disappointed that the NH Senate Judiciary Committee recommended not to advance the Shield Law — a party-line decision.
In New Hampshire, our health care should be governed by our laws and our values — not dictated by politicians in other states.
