EASI's project "Body of Work" uses art and performance in marginalized communities to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Choice On Termination of Pregnancy Act in South Africa. 

Amelia Caron stands outside the Knoxville Center for Reproductive Health. Her organization is creating a hotline and website that will offer information, support, and direct contact with their volunteer abortion doulas who help people going through a reproductive experience.

Passion for Women and Children in Malawi produced an educational video to fight stigma and raise awareness of the tragic consequences of unsafe abortion, which cause more than 1,000 deaths per year in the small African country. 

The Doula Project in New York City created a zine called “DIY Doula: Self Care Before, During & After Your Abortion." It empowers doulas as well as individuals who are considering an abortion or who have had an abortion.

The Fort Worth, Texas Whole Woman’s Health Clinic & it's new organization Shift are creating a mural that will serve as a bulwark against virulent anti abortion protests and a beacon for patients who seek abortion care. The Shift Stigma Mural Project replicates a previous ACP funded project in McAllen Texas.

The Clinic Vest Project based in Chicago distributes free, colorful clinic escort vests to abortion providers around the country.

Whole Woman’s Health coordinated the painting of a huge mural on the exterior building wall of their clinic when it was forced to close by untenable legislative regulations, reassuring women abortion is legal in Texas. 

Holding Our Space in the Boston area creates safe spaces where all pregnancy losses can be recognized. According to Jacqui, the organizer for the event, "We want to honor...experiences that our society doesn't typically honor: infertility, miscarriage, abortion, stillbirth, and loss of an infant."

The Doula Project in New York City created a zine called “DIY Doula: Self Care Before, During & After Your Abortion." It empowers doulas as well as individuals who are considering an abortion or who have had an abortion.

"Safer Sex is a Blessing and a Right" is a road-trip style series of workshops conducted by Ecumenical Leaders for Choice in Honduras. 

Members of the Knoxville Abortion Doula Collective are tabling and spreading the word about their project. They are creating a hotline and website that will offer information, support, and direct contact with their volunteer abortion doulas who help people going through a reproductive experience.

 The Shift Stigma Mural Project in at the Whole Women's Health clinic in Fort Worth, Texas replicates a previous ACP funded project in McAllen, Texas.

Join SWRJ, the first Reproductive Justice organization for social workers. ACP gave them funds for a series of training webinars.

Peg Johnston and Terry Sallas Merritt, ACP Board members, developed this Guide which is on the internet at www.pregnancyoptions.info. Post abortion health was one of the original issues that ACP addressed in its early days.

Maya Pindyck and others created these post-it notes and placed them on the subways of New York City as a way of pushing back against anti abortion messages.

Training for Latina Outreach Workers in Atlanta, Feminist Women's Health Center

Abortion Looks Like tumblr is collecting postcards about people's abortion stories. Send yours!

The Family Tree Clinic provides birth control and sex education in the Minneapolis area. They convened a dialogue in their community between adoption professionals and abortion providers, to great advantage.

A youth group in the UK created art and writing to explore the abortion issue.

Working with teens to tell stories about abortion in the UK.

Emily Letts filmed her own abortion to dispel myths and stigma around abortion.

FWHC trained Latina Outreach workers about abortion.

Architexx collaboratively designed a fence for "The Pink House" the only abortion clinic in Mississippi.

Emily Letts filmed her own abortion to challenge abortion myths and stigma.

GRJAN provides abortion funding and support to women in Georgia.

An early handout produced by the Abortion Conversation Project to help women find healthy coping strategies after an abortion.

Lynne attended conferences to encourage people to write about abortion and to promote her blog.

Cindy Cooper, of Words of Choice cultural projects, created the Reproductive Justice Walking Tour in NYC as a creative way of getting people engaged in the issues.

Fondo Maria brought together thought leaders to view the videotaped testimonies of women who had abortions, and reached new audiences with a human rights perspective on abortion.

Post it messages were posted on NYC subways to counteract anti abortion posters.

Site of new mural at McAllen Texas where anti abortion protesters harass women entering the clinic.

UniteWomen invited women to make videos asserting goodness in the face of all kinds of stigma.

Abortion Looks Like tumblr

Bringing contraceptives, education, and information about safe abortion to villages in Pakistan.

Abortion Looks Like tumblr

An original play using the voices from the women in Missoula MT

The Knoxville Abortion Doula Collective is creating a hotline and website that will offer information, support, and direct contact with their volunteer abortion doulas who offer support to people going through a reproductive experience.

The Knoxville Abortion Doula Collective is creating a hotline and website that will offer information, support, and direct contact with their volunteer abortion doulas who offer support to people going through a reproductive experience.

Red Balance in Mexico collected people's testimonies about their struggle for legalized abortion and our Grant Partner, Fondo Maria Abortion Fund for Social Justice and Red Balance recruited celebrities to amplify the message of those women who told their stories. Here is one of the videos with English subtitles. 

The Western New York Reproductive Justice Film Series is a four-part film screening held at different venues and targeting different audiences. After each film, a forum is held and direct action is encouraged.

Lena Hann, assistant professor of public health at Augustana College in Illinois, created a resource guide to help abortion care workers connect with patients to view and discuss fetal tissue post-abortion. 

The ARTivism project of COLORLatina and the COLORado 1 in 3 Youth Council blends artistic expression with activism as it fosters dialogue and story collection to challenge abortion stigma. 

Student activists at New York University are creating a 'zine on College Abortion Experiences with the support of an ACP Seed Grant.

The Women's Centers, quality abortion providers based in Pennsylvania, organized positive faith messaging during the World Meeting of Families in September 2015.