The Trump-Vance administration has exploited every lever of government authority to take away our freedom to control our own ...

On Roe v. Wade Anniversary, Action Fund endorses reproductive health champions in key U.S. Senate races Today, Planned Parenthood Action Fund announced its first endorsements of the 2026 cycle, ...

State legislatures are poised to carry out attacks through a new phase of policymaking — including continued efforts to restrict medication abortion, criminalize providers and patients, extend civil ...

When politicians say they want to “defund” Planned Parenthood, what they really mean is they want to take away patients' care. Their "defunding" plan would block patients who use public health care ...

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Not only are most people opposed to “defunding” Planned Parenthood, they’re ready and willing to fight back: Just as lawmakers who oppose sexual and reproductive health care share their plan to make ...

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See below for Planned Parenthood of Greater New York Votes PAC's candidate endorsements for November 2025 races in the boroughs of New York City.

Check out our endorsed candidates for the 2022 November election. We'll keep you update about what's going on at PPSEA and how you can help ensure that access to quality, compassionate health care for ...

In 1970, the only federal program dedicated to providing low- and no-cost birth control and other reproductive health care was created with bipartisan support. Known as Title X, the program was ...

In 1965 the Supreme Court ruled on a case concerning a Connecticut law that criminalized the use of birth control. It signified the court’s belief that people should be free from the unnecessary ...

Sex education funding is largely up to state and local governments — which includes whether or not sex education programs are funded at all, and if so how much money they get. While there’s no federal ...