Hello Friend,

With each passing day, the abortion access crisis becomes more dire across the United States. Yet, no matter the Supreme Court's decision, the Young People's movement for Reproductive Justice is ready. 

As we have seen throughout history, even when abortion is pushed out of reach people do not stop trying to end unwanted pregnancies.

But, what if anyone who needs to end a pregnancy could do so with safe, effective medication?

People will still need abortions, and a self-managed abortion (SMA) with pills can be a viable and medically safe option, according to the World Health Organization- although there is the potential for legal risk.

Over the past two months, URGE has been investing in self-managed abortion infoshare trainings for young BIPOC, queer, trans, and low-income folks in the South and Midwest-- so everyone is able to share this information from the World Health Organization with their communities in a safe way. We would like to offer this training to you, for free!

Advocate, will you join us to learn more about this critical information and attend our virtual self-managed abortion info-share on

June 28, 2022, at 3 pm?

The more our communities know about self-managed abortion, the safer they will be.

Unable to attend? Spread the word and invite your friends and family.

Want to help us increase our training offerings in the states most impacted by racist abortion bans?

Make a $10 gift to support our efforts to spread the word on SMA.    

In solidarity, 

Abiha Zakariya (she/her)

Senior Manager of Individual Giving & Alumni Relations

PS. You are invited to an exclusive premier of the abortion positive visual album, W H O L E, from the Visoners for Abortion Freedom. Join us June 22nd at 6pm CT.

Building Young People Power for Reproductive Justice

1012 14th Street NW, Suite 305, Washington, DC xxxxxx

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