The decision to overturn Roe v. Wade last summer sent shockwaves around the country. Today, at least 13 states completely ban abortion, and the Guttmacher Institute estimates the number of states with bans is likely to jump up to 24 in the coming months.
At the same time, demand for abortion pills is on the rise, growing more and more urgent: Requests for pills that allow pregnant people to have their abortions at home increased 33 percent in the 30 most restrictive states.
But how do abortion pills work? Are they safe? And how are people getting them? Tune in to a conversation tomorrow, Jan. 18, with reproductive health advocates Lauren Dubey of Choix and Melissa Madera of Plan C, moderated by Ms. contributing editor Carrie Baker, to learn. Register now. (Can’t attend the event in person? RSVP anyway and we’ll send you a post-event recording and transcript you can watch or read later!)
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