Dear John,

This month, as we marked what would’ve been the 51st anniversary of Roe , we reflect on our past but are working every day to build a future where everyone can get the abortion care they need in their communities. PRH remains unwavering in our commitment to champion unrestricted abortion access, to bring sustained national awareness to the dire consequences of limiting access to abortion, and to equip individuals with the accurate information essential for informed health decisions.

On that note, I want to share with you the moving testimony of Dr. Serina Floyd, a fellow with PRH, that she gave at a Senate briefing on the state of abortion access [[link removed]]. She stressed the devastating impacts of abortion restrictions and defended medical facts and bodily autonomy of patients everywhere.

While the road ahead to achieve reproductive justice is long and arduous, our advocates are not slowing down. Support PRH and make this crucial advocacy possible today and for the long-haul.
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With gratitude,

Jennifer Blasdell, JD | Chief of Staff
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WATCH: PRH Fellow Joins Abortion Rights Briefing Hosted by Senate Democrats
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At a briefing held by U.S. Senator Patty Murray last week, PRH Fellow Dr. Serina Floyd briefed Senate Democrats alongside other experts on the current state of abortion access, the harm of abortion restrictions, and experiences on the ground.

Watch the full Senate briefing here
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Law Protecting Women Seeking Emergency Abortions is Target in US Supreme Court Case

Dozens of patients have spoken out about being denied necessary and urgent abortion care in this complex post- Roe landscape. PRH Fellow Dr. Alexandria Wells talks to the Guardian about why a federal law that requires hospitals to treat patients in medical emergencies— the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act—is now at the center of a new Supreme Court case.

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WATCH: PRH President & CEO Joins Chrissy Teigen for Reproductive Justice Roundtable

PRH President & CEO Dr. Jamila Perritt joined SisterSong, Chrissy Teigen, and fellow activists and storytellers for a powerful conversation on the harmful impacts of abortion bans and stigma and how we can advance reproductive justice together.

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Meet Dr. Ghazaleh Moayedi! PRH’s new Board Chair

PRH is honored to announce that Dr. Ghazaleh Moayedi, ob/gyn in Texas, abortion provider, and founder of Pegasus Health Justice Center, now holds the position of Board Chair for Physicians for Reproductive Health.

Dr. Moayedi has been dedicated to PRH’s community for many years as a member of the Leadership Training Academy Class of 2018 and a member of the Board of Directors also since 2018. An outspoken and passionate advocate, Dr. Moayedi is dedicated to caring for Texans in all of their reproductive and sexual health care needs. We’re so incredibly excited to continue our important work under her leadership.

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Tennessee Maternal Health Crisis Affects Black Women Worse. Here's a Solution to Help.

Taryn Graves, PRH’s Policy Assistant at PRH, shares in an op-ed for The Tennessean about her mother’s difficult pregnancy and experiences as a Black woman navigating the U.S. health care system. As the maternal mortality crisis continues to disproportionately impact Black women, Taryn calls on Congress to pass The Care for Moms Act to expand Medicaid and CHIP and do more to address this pressing issue.

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🩺📣💙 MEET OUR NEW ADVOCATES 💙📣🩺

Our Leadership Training Academy has trained physicians in 47 states to be the evidence-based voice in the news.

Meet the awesome physicians of the Class of 2024.
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MEET OUR ADVOCATES
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