Immigrant justice is reproductive justice. We continue to fight for the dignity and rights of all immigrants, regardless of status.
The National Latina Institute for Reproductive Justice is proud to advocate for bold, compassionate immigration policies that protect our families and affirm our humanity.
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National Latina Institute for Reproductive Justice is collecting personal narratives from across the United States on the vital role Medicaid plays in accessing family planning, and sexual and reproductive health services. With looming threats to Medicaid, including the gutting of billions of dollars for Medicaid, we believe in storytelling as a powerful tool to underscore that Medicaid is a lifeline to our people and communities.
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Opill is the first ever daily birth control pill that is available over the counter.
That means no prescription needed and no appointment needed.
It only contains one hormone, progestin. We’ll talk about a little about what progestin does in a minute. The pill does NOT contain estrogen, so it is safe for people who cannot take estrogen.
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Intersections of Our Lives (Intersections) is a collaboration of In Our Own Voice: National Black Women’s Reproductive Justice Agenda (In Our Own Voice), the National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum (NAPAWF), and the National Latina Institute for Reproductive
Justice (Latina Institute), three women of color-led national Reproductive Justice organizations with both a federal and statewide presence.
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Marking the two-year anniversary of the Dobbs decision, leading reproductive health, rights, and justice organizations have unveiled the ‘Abortion Access Now’ campaign, pledging a $100 million investment to advance abortion rights and access.
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Birthright citizenship is the principle that every baby born in the United States is a U.S. citizen. Currently the ACLU and partners have filed the class action lawsuit Barbara v. Trump on behalf of the enormous number of individuals whose citizenship hangs in the balance because of the President's birthright citizenship executive order, and the case will now be heard in the Supreme Court. Oral Arguments will be on April 1st, 2026.
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