Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates - East

Taxpayer dollars flood pregnancy centers. Oversight hasn't followed. Editor's note: This is the first report in an ongoing series.The patient came in with a belly full of blood, Dr. Leilah Zahedi-Spung recalled. Her pregnancy was ectopic, no longer viable, and could ha...

Thank you, Senator Yoder, for continuing to champion access to expert and nonjudgmental sexual and reproductive health care for Hoosiers! (2/2)

Taxpayer dollars flood pregnancy centers. Oversight hasn't followed. Editor's note: This is the first report in an ongoing series.The patient came in with a belly full of blood, Dr. Leilah Zahedi-Spung recalled. Her pregnancy was ectopic, no longer viable, and could ha...

Indiana State Senator Shelli Yoder: "[Crisis pregnancy centers or fake clinics] are not a replacement for maternal health care, and they are not health care centers, and yet our state is using taxpayer money to fund them as if they are." #INLeg (1/2)

Today, a federal court is hearing arguments in Louisiana v. FDA, a case brought by anti-abortion politicians with the goal of limiting access to mifepristone nationwide.

Amdt status: On Senate floor tomorrow. SB 236 language is now being offered as an amendment to another bill (HB 1258). SB 236 puts a bounty on providers, pharmacists, manufacturers, or even private citizens who possess or distribute abortion medications. Contact your senator today and urge them to vote NO on Amendment 2.

🚨 IN action alert! 🚨 Dangerous pregnancy policing bill language is now being used to amend the unrelated HB 1258, a bill redefining "crime of violence." The amendment goes up for a vote TOMORROW.

Take action now: Join us in asking senators to vote NO on Amendment 2 👉 plannedp.info/4kFYQaZ #INLeg

SB 72 will be heard in Senate Health Services this Wednesday, February 11, at 8 a.m. in Hearing Room 129.

Join us in urging senators to vote NO on SB 72 👉 www.weareplannedparenthoodaction.org/a/help-stop-... (4/4)

SB 72 could result in delayed or substandard medical care for patients, particularly those who already face access barriers. (3/4)

If passed into law, SB 72 would allow individuals in any role within a health care setting (including pharmacists, technicians, ambulance drivers, and hospital receptionists) to deny care without consequence. (2/4)

🚨 KY action alert! 🚨 The Kentucky General Assembly is back with last year's dangerous health care discrimination bill. #KYGA (1/4)

Voices for Freedom. Monday, 3/2 | 6–9 pm, Louisville, KY. Zurawski v Texas. Film Screening to Benefit Planned Parenthood Action Kentucky PAC With Special Guest Amanda Zurawski

Join us for an evening of solidarity & action at a special screening of the powerful film Zurawski v Texas as we raise funds to help elect local leaders who will fight for reproductive rights here in KY.

VIP admission includes a meet-and-greet with Amanda at 5:30 p.m.!

RSVP 👉 plannedp.info/4rrAKCQ

The Indiana Reproductive Health and Access Coalition (IRHAC) urges Indiana State Representatives to block this dangerous and unnecessary bill. (4/4)

PPAA – IN State Director Haley Bougher: "This is pregnancy policing at its most extreme. SB 236 replaces trust in medical care with fear, surveillance, and punishment. It will deter people from seeking care and force health care clinicians to practice under constant threat." (3/4)

Even with cosmetic amendments, SB 236 remains a sweeping pregnancy policing scheme that further erodes access to reproductive health care in Indiana. Hoosiers should not be misled by surface-level revisions. (2/4)

UPDATE: Just now, the Indiana Senate voted to advance SB 236, sending it to the House.

The Indiana Reproductive Health and Access Coalition (www.indianarepro.org) strongly opposes SB 236, a dangerous escalation of Indiana’s already extreme abortion ban. #INLeg (1/4)

2026 predictions:
-Continued attacks on medication abortion and telehealth
-Copycat bills modeled on Texas HB 7
-Florida HB 663 & Indiana SB 236 allow private citizens to sue providers
-Increase in wrongful death and complication lawsuits
#Reproaction

Attacks on abortion are attacks on public health. Full stop.

We urge Senators to vote no on this bill that would investigate pregnant Hoosiers, sow fear in our communities, and cause a dangerous chilling effect on legal access to medication abortion under Indiana's narrow abortion-ban exceptions. (2/2)

UPDATE: SB 236, a dangerous and unnecessary escalation of Indiana’s already extreme abortion ban had its first reading in the Senate Judiciary Committee today. The bill passed out of committee with 7 votes in favor and 4 votes in opposition and now heads to the Senate floor. #IGA #INLeg (1/2)

Planned Parenthood supporters' 2026 vision board

Two photos of supporters at the table working on their vision boards

Two vision boards with words like "revolution," "recharge," "experiences," "artist," and "balance."

Supporters holds their vision board up while smiling

In 2026, PPAA – KY supporters are manifesting community, strength, creativity, rest, balance, revolution, and fierce defense of our values. 💫

What's on your 2026 vision board? Let us know in the comments 👇

2026 Repro Resolutions: Fighting to make sure everyone can get the high-quality, affordable health care they need. Supporting and sharing science-based, accurate health information. Reminding everyone that abortion and gender-affirming care are essential, life-saving health care. Protecting, restoring, and expanding access to sexual and reproductive health care

We’re bringing the same unstoppable energy we’ve always brought into 2026.

Like this post to show you’re with us 💪

When Planned Parenthood health centers are forced to close, patients don’t magically get care elsewhere. They lose access – full stop. Patients deserve better than deception – they deserve Planned Parenthood.

Let us be clear – when Planned Parenthood health centers close, patients lose access to real, comprehensive health care – including contraception and cancer screenings.

Most CPCs aren’t legitimate medical clinics, and use lies, shame and fear to manipulate patients at their most vulnerable moments.

The Planned Parenthood Closed. A Christian Clinic Seized the Moment.

The @nytimes.com confirmed what we’ve been saying all along: crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs) cannot replace Planned Parenthood health centers as a trusted health care provider.

www.nytimes.com/2025/12/22/u...

"The comment period for the Trump administration's proposed attacks on health care for trans youth is open." Black and white images of Dr. Mehmet Oz, President Donald Trump and HHS Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. appear at the bottom of the image. A yellow bar covers their faces with four text boxes reading, "HRC.IM/COMMENT."

🚨TAKE ACTION🚨

Yesterday, HHS announced TWO proposed rules that aim to severely restrict access to best-practice health care for trans youth. Starting today, the public has 60 DAYS to comment on the rules.

Take action now: hrc.im/comment

NEW: The Trump administration announced a harmful new proposal that would block access to essential gender-affirming medical care for transgender youth across the country.

If this discriminatory regulation moves forward, we will see this administration in court.

Gender-affirming care for young people is based on decades of clinical research and backed by the leading U.S. medical associations.

This is cruelty, plain and simple. We’re holding our trans and nonbinary communities extra close today. 🩵🩷🤍🩷🩵

*Everyone* should be able to access the support and expert medical care they need to thrive and live as their true selves. (2/2)

This is a direct attack on expert providers who deliver medically necessary care for transgender and nonbinary patients.

The goal is clear: threaten doctors and health care providers with jail time to stop them from giving patients the life-saving and evidence-based health care they need. (1/2)

How to Talk to your Catholic family about abortion; a series for compassionate conversations 🎄❤️

Catholic theology is pro-choice. Take these six important ideas from Catholic theology that can support your perspective:

Abortion Onscreen in 2025 This year, we tracked 65 abortion plotlines across cable, broadcast, and streaming channels. While we documented some familiar trends, we also observed a return to concerning tropes.

Abortion bans and other barriers can make accessing abortion care complex. Many patients need to raise money, schedule childcare, and take time off work. Some are criminalized for seeking care.

We deserve stories on screen that reflect real life.

Figures reveal stark reality of US funding cuts as 1,394 family planning clinics shut Survey by world’s largest network for sexual and reproductive health shows devastation to services, particularly in Africa and the Middle East, and amplification of anti-rights voices

Figures reveal stark reality of US funding cuts as 1,394 family planning clinics shut