Dear John,

We jumped right into action this year! Our coast-to-coast network of physician advocates is mobilized and working toward broader, more equitable access to the comprehensive reproductive health care we all need.

I want to share a few highlights of our work this month, including this discussion PRH hosted with abortion providers [[link removed]] as we shared our reflections on the 49th anniversary of Roe v. Wade and called on policymakers to take immediate action to protect and expand access to abortion care.

In the months ahead, our advocates will continue to go wherever they can make an impact – freeing our care from all barriers, restrictions, and stigma. Thank you for making this crucial work possible.

—Dr. Jamila Perritt, President & CEO

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Watch: PRH Abortion Provider Roundtable on the 49th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade

Hear from a panel of abortion providers from around the country as they reflect on the current state of abortion access, how the end of Roe could impact our communities, and where we go from here.

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Op-ed: Women’s Health Protection Act would ensure abortion equality

In the Pittsburgh Post Gazette, PRH Fellows Dr. Becky Miller and Dr. Amy Collins co-authored an op-ed about the urgent need to pass the Women’s Health Protection Act to safeguard abortion access nationwide.

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On the blog: Beyond Roe to Liberate Abortion

PRH’s Assistant Director of Public Policy, MiQuel Davies, reflects on the current state of abortion access and how we move beyond Roe to liberate abortion for all. She shares a few ways we can start building that future together, from donating to local abortion funds [[link removed]] and independent providers [[link removed]], to joining the Liberate Abortion coalition [[link removed]], and much more.

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Watch: Preventing Maternal Mortality and the Role of Review Committees

President & CEO Dr. Jamila Perritt joined Dr. Ayanna Robinson, Research and Evaluation Department Director at Black Mamas Matter Alliance, to discuss the role and effectiveness of Maternal Mortality Review Committees in addressing maternal health inequities.

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Meet Our Advocates: Dr. Deyang Nyandak

Get to know Dr. Deyang Nyandak from our LTA Class of 2022. Dr. Nyandak practices family medicine in Massachusetts and is motivated to advocate based on her experiences of health inequities growing up in India.

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