ACLU Supporter –

We know there are a lot of questions around last week's leaked draft decision from the Supreme Court.

We know the thought of Roe v. Wade being overturned is overwhelming and enraging.

And moreover, we know many of us right now just want to know what to do next.

To help, ACLU's Brigitte Amiri – deputy director of our Reproductive Freedom Project – is breaking everything down for you in a special edition podcast episode that's ready for you to dig into now:

Check it out for answers, resources, and insight into the fight ahead, including ACLU's own strategy for defending abortion without Roe.

And just so you have it right away, we pulled three key points from her interview that Brigitte thinks you should know immediately:

1. The SCOTUS leak was only a draft. Abortion is still legal and people who have abortion appointments scheduled should still go. Call your local clinic if you have any questions.
2. If you need help finding abortion care, go to the National Network of Abortion Funds page: abortionfunds.org/need-abortion
3. If you want to support people who need access to abortion care, give to your local abortion funds: Donating to the National Network of Abortion Funds right now will split your generosity evenly between different abortion funds with the option to customize your gift. (This link will direct you to the third-party site, actblue.com.)

ACLU Supporter, as distressing as last week's news has been, remember that the ACLU and our coalition partners are already at work in courts, statehouses, and communities nationwide defending abortion.

And we've been preparing for every possible outcome from SCOTUS in its upcoming decision out of Mississippi – including one where Roe is overturned. Our lawyers and our advocates aren't giving up.

Brigitte dives into all of this and more in our podcast so please be sure to check out the full episode today – and know we won't stop fighting for you or your abortion rights now or ever.

In solidarity,

The ACLU Team