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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 30/09/2026

50 years ago, Congress first enacted the Hyde Amendment—blocking federal Medicaid funding from covering abortion. This racist & coercive policy falls hardest on people with low incomes, Black, Indigenous & other people of color. Hyde must end now. Get the facts: gu.tt/3XTwksI #Hyde50

Bold text on a navy blue background states, "Ending the Hyde Amendment is crucial to ensuring reproductive freedom for millions of people in the US."

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 28/09/2026

Thank you @booker.senate.gov & @schakowsky.house.gov for reintroducing the Abortion Is Health Care Everywhere Act to end the Helms Amendment—a policy that puts reproductive freedom out of reach for millions of people globally 🌍 #Sept28

A dark blue background features bold yellow text that says, "Abortion is Health Care" and a small white starburst on the right side. Below are the hashtags "#RepealHelms" and "#AbortionIsEssential.

Yellow background with bold blue text at the top reading "Repeal Helms" followed by a white starburst symbol. Below, small black text explains that the Helms Amendment has limited access to reproductive health services globally for more than 50 years, restricting rights and bodily autonomy.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 28/09/2026

Today marks 26 years since mifepristone was approved by the FDA. This safe and effective medication has made it possible for millions of people in the US to get abortion care on their own terms, including through telehealth. We must #ProtectAbortionMeds and ensure access for all!

A dark green background with two hands holding each other. The text reads: "Care Over Politics: Protect Medication Abortion." The word "Protect" is highlighted in pink, and "Medication Abortion" is in yellow.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 23/09/2026

Millions in the US rely on @ppfa.org for affordable birth control. If Planned Parenthood was removed from the publicly funded contraceptive care system, 12.4 million women in need of low- or no-cost #BirthControl would be affected. More in our research with @powertodecide.bsky.social: gu.tt/4y5ai5M

White and yellow text on a violet background says, “Planned Parenthood delivers affordable birth control to millions of people across the United States. New evidence from Power to Decide & Guttmacher shows what’s at stake if this critical provider were removed from the publicly funded contraceptive care system.”

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 18/09/2026

Explore the maps and full findings 📍⬇️ powertodecide.org/contraceptiv...

A map of the United States on a yellow background. White and navy blue text says, "Everyone deserves access to affordable birth control in their communities. Policymakers & advocates must keep fighting to close gaps & ensure access for all. Learn more at powertodecide.org." Power to Decide and Guttmacher logos appear in the bottom left corner.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 18/09/2026

Here's what the data say about just how deep these #ContraceptiveAccess gaps run ⬇️

A photo of an exam room on a yellow background. White and navy blue text says, "Almost 75% or 15.7 million of these women live in a county with an extreme gap in access—where service availability meets only 25% of the need or less." Power to Decide and Guttmacher logos appear in the bottom left corner.

A photo of a clinic waiting room on a yellow background. White and navy blue text says, "Over 1 million of these women live in a county without a single publicly funded health center offering any contraceptive care." Power to Decide and Guttmacher logos appear in the bottom left corner.

A photo of condoms on a yellow background. White and navy blue text says, "1.9 million of these women live in a county without access to a health center that offers the full range of birth control methods." Power to Decide and Guttmacher logos appear in the bottom left corner.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 18/09/2026

The new Contraceptive Access Maps we created with @powertodecide.bsky.social offer two ways to look at county-level birth control access across the US. Learn more: powertodecide.org/contraceptiv...

A map of the United States on a yellow background. White and magenta text says, "Access to birth control shouldn’t depend on where you live. 21.4 million women of reproductive age in the U.S. live in contraceptive access gaps." Power to Decide and Guttmacher logos appear in the bottom left corner.

A map of the United States on a yellow background. In white text, "contraceptive access gaps" are defined as, "Counties where there are more women in need of low- or no-cost contraception than local clinics can serve." Power to Decide and Guttmacher logos appear in the bottom left corner.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 16/09/2026

NEW: The Contraceptive Access Maps are live, built in partnership with @powertodecide.bsky.social. 21.4 million women in the US live in a contraceptive access gap—where the need for low- or no-cost contraception is greater than the availability of services. More: powertodecide.org/contraceptiv...

Pink and navy blue text at the top says, "Contraceptive Access Maps: Access to publicly funded clinics offering any contraceptive services." A map of the United States with color coding to show which counties have the highest and lowest access to these services. Below the map, pink text says, "21.4 million women in need live in a contraceptive access gap." At the bottom are logos for Power to Decide and Guttmacher, and white text says, "Learn more at powertodecide.org."

Pink and navy blue text at the top says, "Contraceptive Access Maps: Access to publicly funded clinics offering the full range of contraceptive services." A map of the United States with color coding to show which counties have the highest and lowest access to these services. Below the map, pink text says, "21.4 million women in need live in a contraceptive access gap." At the bottom are logos for Power to Decide and Guttmacher, and white text says, "Learn more at powertodecide.org."

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 10/09/2026

Bans & restrictions don’t reduce the need for abortion—they push critical health services out of reach. Now, the same playbook used to restrict abortion in the US is being weaponized to attack the full spectrum of #ReproHealth care. Watch the final part of our series & learn more: gu.tt/4aaowbM

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 09/09/2026

Telehealth access to mifepristone has been essential to reproductive freedom for millions of people in the US. Any court decision that reimposes in-person dispensing restrictions on mife would be rooted in political ideology—not science. Get the facts: gu.tt/4yjcWV5 #ProtectAbortionMeds

A group of three individuals, viewed from behind with arms around each other, against a blue background. Bold white and black text above them reads, "MEDICATION ABORTION: SAFE. EFFECTIVE. PROVEN."

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 05/09/2026

On September 9, arguments will be held in Louisiana v. FDA—a baseless case targeting mifepristone. Access to mife will not change until the case makes its way back to SCOTUS, but the eventual outcome could bring the most dramatic change to #AbortionAccess since Dobbs. More: gu.tt/42VEcff

Navy blue text on a white background says, "Medication abortion is safe, effective & essential, but access remains under attack in Louisiana v. FDA." Below, white text in a violet box says, "Any decision that imposes restrictions on mifepristone would be unjustified and jeopardize care nationwide." A photo of three bottles of mifepristone tablets appears at the bottom.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 04/09/2026

Medication abortion is safe, effective & essential. Part 2 of our series covers what you need to know about the long-standing safety record behind abortion pills & how attacks on access are rooted in political ideology—not science. #ProtectAbortionMeds

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 03/09/2026

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Gloria Steinem, a fierce champion of reproductive health and rights. We will never stop working toward the vision she carried of liberation and justice for all.

Navy blue and violet text on a white background features a quote from Kelly Baden, Guttmacher's Vice President for US Policy & Communications: "Gloria Steinem spent her life fighting for abortion rights, autonomy and dignity. We are committed to carrying that legacy forward.” A light blue wave design appears near the bottom of the image.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 27/08/2026

Misinformation about abortion is everywhere, and it’s fueling attacks on reproductive freedom. We have the facts you need to fight back. Watch part 1 of our new series now and learn more: gu.tt/4aaowbM

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 20/08/2026

Evidence-based research is crucial to defending and advancing reproductive freedom. Repost to put the facts front and center. Learn more: gu.tt/4xaXavx #ReproductiveHealth

Navy and white text on a blue background says, "Guttmacher Research Roundup: Our latest findings on sexual & reproductive health in the US." Four bullet points summarize key findings from recent studies on patient knowledge of telehealth abortion, contraceptive use and preferences, evidence showing that contraception does not impact long-term fertility, and person-centered approaches to measuring contraceptive use.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 19/08/2026

Around the world, humanitarian crises strain health systems, but repro & sexual health needs continue. On #WorldHumanitarianDay, we’re recognizing the humanitarian workers navigating these barriers to deliver care. Read our research on care access in crisis-affected settings: gu.tt/4wvo7Jj

White and yellow text on a navy blue background reads, "World Humanitarian Day - Reproductive health needs don't stop for war or displacement."

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 17/08/2026

This evidence comes at a critical time as telehealth access to #mifepristone once again goes before the court in September. Increasing awareness of telehealth abortion is essential to ensuring that all people can make informed decisions about the type of care that is right for them.

Navy blue and violet text says, "Access to mifepristone via telehealth and mail will once again be on the line when Louisiana v. FDA resumes at the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in September 2026. Any decision that reimposes medically unnecessary restrictions will cause major disruptions to care." A photo of three bottles of mifepristone tablets appears in the left bottom corner.

Navy blue and violet text says, "Everyone deserves access to their preferred method of abortion care." Near the bottom, white text in a violet box says, "Increasing awareness of telehealth abortion is critical to ensuring that all people can make informed decisions about their care."

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 17/08/2026

Telehealth abortion is critical for people in restrictive states across the US, but many people are not aware of this option. New Guttmacher data shows that only 1/3 of patients surveyed at six brick-and-mortar clinics knew they could receive abortion pills by mail. Read more: gu.tt/3RNoLnd

White and yellow text on a navy-blue background says, “Abortion pills can be mailed to any address in the United States, but many people do not know about this option. Raising awareness of telehealth access is critical as legal threats to medication abortion continue.”

Navy blue and violet text describes a Guttmacher study of 359 patients at 6 brick-and-mortar clinics across the US to assess knowledge of telehealth abortion. The findings show that only 32% of patients surveyed knew that abortion medications could be ordered online and mailed to them.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 12/08/2026

Using reversible contraception does not make it harder or impossible to get pregnant later, but misinformation is widespread. In a new commentary, Lorna Begg of the Population Council joins Guttmacher experts @onykepe.bsky.social & @cbpolis.bsky.social to break down the facts: gu.tt/4fCYy3z

White and yellow text introduces findings from a new commentary in the Studies in Family Planning journal: "Contraceptives help to protect, not hinder, long-term fertility. But misinformation is widespread. Get the facts." A violet gradient background features photos of different types of birth control methods

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 04/08/2026

Safe abortion care saves lives, but access looks different depending on where you live. New Guttmacher research covers shifts in postabortion care in Kenya, unintended pregnancy among refugee teens in Uganda, and pharmacy access to abortion pills in Ethiopia. Learn more: gu.tt/4xaQtcg

Text on a violet background reads, "Guttmacher Research Roundup: Our latest findings on reproductive health globally." Below the title are bullet points summarizing findings from three different studies.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 23/07/2026

Abortion should be available to everyone, in all communities. Follow @abortioncare.bsky.social and @guttmacher.org for more of the facts on abortion care and access.

A navy blue headline on an off-white background says, "The bottom line." Underneath is a list of 3 bullet points: The first bullet features an icon representing people and says, "Travel for abortion care is shaped by both state abortion bans and where care is available." The second features a medical clinic icon and says, "Independent clinics are essential. When clinics close, patients often have fewer options close to home." The third features a heart icon and says, "Everyone deserves abortion care that’s safe, local, and accessible." At the bottom, blue text reads, "Learn more in Guttmacher’s new Monthly Abortion Provision Study findings and Abortion Care Network’s 2025 Communities New Clinics report."

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 23/07/2026

The closure of independent abortion clinics is another threat to access: 100 clinics have closed or stopped providing care since Dobbs. When clinics close, patients lose key options close to home. Learn more from @abortioncare.bsky.social: abortioncarenetwork.org/communitiesn... #IndiesProvide

Colorful text says, "Fact: Where someone gets abortion care depends on two things: 1) State laws, with abortion bans forcing people to leave their state; and 2) Clinic availability, stressing the importance of independent clinics for abortion access, many of which have closed since the Dobbs decision. The graphic notes that, since Dobbs, 100 independent abortion clinics have closed or stopped providing care; and 13 states now have no abortion clinics. The data source noted at the bottom is the Abortion Care Network's 2025 Communities Need Clinics Report.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 23/07/2026

State abortion policies reach far beyond their borders, creating regional & even national disruptions to care, as shown by our latest data on travel patterns from Texas & Florida. Traveling for abortion requires time, money & crossing hundreds or thousands of miles. More: gu.tt/4dnYPED

Navy blue and pink text says, "Fact: Traveling for abortion care isn't simple. It can mean time, money, and crossing hundreds, or thousands of miles. In 2025, nearly 23,000 Texans traveled out of state for abortion care. On the right of the graphic, a list shows state destinations and number of travelers out of Texas: NM (9,440), KS (5,130), CO (3,370), CA (1,470), IL (810) and NY (470). At the bottom text next to an icon of a car says, "Some traveled hundreds of miles and across multiple state lines to get care. The source of data noted at the bottom is Guttmacher's Monthly Abortion Provision Study.

Navy blue text on an off-white background says, "Fact: One abortion ban affects many states. After Florida's 6-week ban took effect in 2024, abortion patients traveled along the East Coast and across the country for care. The number leaving Florida increased significantly in 2025 compared with 2023, before the ban." Below is a list of state and the number of people who traveled out of Florida to those destinations: NC (2,310 people), VA (2,130 people), NY (2,000 people), and CA (620 people). Text near the bottom says "One state’s abortion ban reshaped access across the Southeast and beyond."

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 23/07/2026

New findings from our Monthly Abortion Provision Study show how state bans, clinic closures & telehealth have shifted where & how abortion is accessed in the US—with many people still traveling far for care. We joined @abortioncare.bsky.social to share the latest data on travel for abortion care ⬇️

Colorful text on an off-white background says, "New Study, July 2026: Facts Over Fiction: Travel for Abortion Care." A travel route icon appears below the text. The Abortion Care Network and Guttmacher logos appear at the bottom.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 17/07/2026

A win for abortion access in Pennsylvania: A Court has cleared the way for state Medicaid funds to cover abortion care. Everyone deserves timely, affordable and compassionate care in their own community. Our interactive policy map is up to date: gu.tt/4985P4S

Map of the United States with color-coding to show how each state is categorized by abortion policies, ranging from most restrictive to most protective. White text on a navy blue bar at the top says, "Abortion policies in effect as of July 16, 2026."

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 14/07/2026

Guttmacher joined thousands of researchers & organizations in opposing a Trump administration rule that would politicize the federal grant-making process & harm #ReproductiveHealth programs & research. We stand with those fighting for rigorous science over ideology. More: gu.tt/4vyc1yC

Navy blue and violet text on a light grey background with line details reads, “A new policy proposed by the Trump administration would use federal funding as a weapon against abortion and contraception access, gender-affirming care, and health equity.” Below, highlighted in yellow, navy blue text attributes the quote to Jonathan Wittenberg, Guttmacher President and CEO.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 01/07/2026

Nearly 43 million women in the US use birth control, but not all are using their preferred methods. Our latest research breaks down data on contraceptive use & preferences. Everyone deserves access to birth control methods that work best for them. More in our new fact sheet: gu.tt/44mHcS7

White and yellow text on a navy-blue background says, “New data on contraceptive use & preferences: Millions of women in the United States use birth control, but do they use their preferred method?”

Yellow and white says, "57% of US women ages 15-49 currently use a contraceptive method." Below, in a row of 10 person-shaped icons, 6 icons are highlighted to represent the 42.8 million women using contraception. Data are from 2022-2023.

White and yellow text on a violet banner says, "The most commonly used birth control methods reflect people's diverse preferences and the need for a full range of options." Below, a bar chart shows the proportion of US contraceptive users ages 15-49 by most common methods: Birth control pills at 23%, Condoms at 21%, Female permanent methods at 20%, Withdrawal at 19%, and IUDs at 16%. A note states that percentages account for use of multiple methods.

White text on a navy blue background says, "Affordability is a key barrier to women’s use of preferred contraceptive methods." Two pie charts show that, if cost was not an issue, 13% of current contraceptive users would choose a different method (excluding those using only female permanent methods), and 31% of non-users would start using a method.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 26/06/2026

Trans people deserve high-quality #ReproHealth services. Many publicly supported clinics in the US are stepping up to ensure this care by adopting trans-inclusive practices. All trans patients should have access to care that meets their needs & respects their identity. More: gu.tt/4eLVoKU

Navy blue text on a violet background says, "What does it mean to provide trans-inclusive care? Publicly supported clinics in the US can meet the needs of transgender patients by following practices that affirm gender identity." Below is a list of 6 clinical practices, including the use medical records reflecting gender identity, training staff and offering gender-inclusive educational materials.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 24/06/2026

It's been 4 years since the #Dobbs decision & abortion is still severely restricted across the US—with 13 states currently banning care entirely. Advocates & policymakers must champion a bold vision of access that goes beyond Roe, rooted in evidence & human rights to guarantee access for all.

In violet and black text on a white background, a definition of Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization says, “The June 2022 US Supreme Court decision that overturned Roe v. Wade and ended the federal constitutional right to abortion. Dobbs cleared the way for states to pass total abortion bans and bans on abortion beginning early in gestation, accelerating the loss of abortion access in many states.” In the top right hand corner, a yellow circle with navy blue text says, "Repro Rights 101."

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 23/06/2026

The Trump admin’s refusal to release $9.7M in contraceptives has cost US taxpayers an additional $434,317 for transportation & storage since January 2025. And with every month of inaction, the US spends an additional $24,000 on storage. We analyzed the cost to women: gu.tt/4eyO17W

White and yellow text on a navy and violet background reads, "The Trump administration is harming people and wasting US taxpayer dollars. The administration has blocked $9.7 million in already paid-for, vital contraceptive supplies intended for women in low-income countries."

White and yellow text on a navy and violet background reads, "$8M in contraceptives have already expired or are unusable. The administration has spent an additional $434,000 to store blocked supplies since January 2025. These funds could have helped 43,900 women and couples get contraceptive care. 15,700 unintended pregnancies and 4,800 unsafe abortions could have been averted. The US continues to spend over $24,000 per month for storage."

White and yellow text on a navy background reads, "The Trump Administration must release the contraceptives and make them available for vital health care.”

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 18/06/2026

As #PrideMonth continues, let’s remember: ➡️ Trans Rights 🤝 Reproductive Rights ️➡️ Gender-affirming care is essential health care. ➡️ No matter how someone identifies, they deserve access to affordable and high-quality care.

White and yellow text on a violet banner says, "Trans rights & reproductive rights are inextricably linked in the fight for bodily autonomy." Below is a map of the US with color coding to show that 26 states ban gender-affirming care for youth, and 13 of those states also have abortion bans.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 17/06/2026

Misinformation about abortion is everywhere & it's being used to justify attacks on reproductive freedom. We have the evidence you need to counter 10 false claims pushed by anti-abortion policymakers & activists as they undermine health & rights. Learn more & share the facts: gu.tt/4aaowbM

White and yellow text on a violet gradient background says, "Countering 10 false narratives from anti-abortion policymakers & activists in the US. Above the text is a photo of two hands holding a tablet with a news article on screen.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 15/06/2026

We aim to continue these conversations so that US policymakers draw on the substantial and growing body of #ReproductiveHealth research to develop informed and equitable policies.

Screenshot of four people on a Zoom call, including experts from Guttmacher and Ibis Reproductive Health and a staff member from the office of US Senator Markey.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 15/06/2026

Throughout the day, more than 20 experts held meetings with over two dozen Congressional offices. These discussions emphasized the importance of using evidence to shape strong #ReproductiveHealth policy, especially legislation to expand access to abortion and contraception.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 15/06/2026

Guttmacher and @ibisrh.bsky.social recently hosted an advocacy day that brought researchers and policy experts virtually to Capitol Hill to share our latest work to advance reproductive health & rights with US Congressional staff. 🧵

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 07/06/2026

61 years ago, the US Supreme Court affirmed the right to use birth control and have privacy in family planning. Today, these rights are threatened by lawmakers seeking to undermine reproductive freedom. We must keep fighting to ensure contraceptive access for all. #GratefulforGriswold

In violet and black text, a definition of Griswold v. Connecticut says, “In 1965, this landmark US Supreme Court decision established the right of married couples to use contraceptives and prevented states from making this use illegal. Before this case, a Connecticut law from 1879 banned the use of any drug, medical device, or other instrument in furthering contraception.”

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 05/06/2026

LGBTQ+ rights & repro rights are deeply connected in the fight to ensure that all people can exercise autonomy & fundamental human rights in decisions about their health, lives & well-being. During #Pride & every day, we must keep working to uphold the health & rights of all LGBTQ+ communities.

A white billboard on top of a building features navy blue text that says, “LGBTQ+ rights = reproductive rights = human rights.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 03/06/2026

High-quality evidence informs policies that defend bodily autonomy. Guttmacher’s latest US research provides data on pressing #ReproductiveHealth topics, from where people get birth control to how publicly supported clinics provide transgender-inclusive care. Learn more: gu.tt/4vsFQB4

Navy blue and white text on a blue background says, "Guttmacher Research Roundup: Our latest findings on reproductive health in the US." Below, four bullet points with violet and blue text summarize findings from recent Guttmacher studies.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 29/05/2026

The Nevada Supreme Court temporarily blocked a 40-year-old law that required parental notification for any person under 18 seeking abortion in the state. This case will continue in lower courts. Nevada now shifts to “Protective” on our interactive state policy map. Learn more: gu.tt/4985P4S

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 26/05/2026

Young people deserve the knowledge, skills and services they need to protect their health and well-being. Comprehensive sex ed empowers youth to make informed decisions about their own lives and futures. It’s time to make #SexEdForAll a reality.

White text on a purple background reads, "The research is clear: sex education supports..." Below is an illustration of person holding a chalkboard where the text continues and says, "1. healthier relationships, 2. better health outcomes, 3. safer communities. Plus parents support it, young people need it, and every community should have access to it." The hashtag #SexEdForAll appears in white text at the top of the image.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 20/05/2026

The Pennsylvania Attorney General has appealed a state court ruling that allowed state Medicaid funds to cover abortion. As litigation continues, PA Medicaid recipients will continue to not be able to use their insurance to pay for abortion care. Our map is up to date: gu.tt/4985P4S

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 19/05/2026

Young people deserve access to reproductive health care without barriers. However, in the US only 12 states and DC allow minors to get abortion care without parental consent or notification. We must #TrustTeens and fight for policies that support their bodily autonomy. @youthrepro.bsky.social

Four colorful bars in the center of the image feature white text that reads, "Teens deserve bodily autonomy." Green text at the bottom features the account handle for Youth Reproductive Equity (@youthrepro).

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 15/05/2026

However, this case will continue in lower courts, and access to abortion care remains fragile across the US. To find abortion care, visit PlanCPills.com, AbortionFinder.org or iNeedAnA.com.

White and yellow text on a navy blue background reads, "On top of the lasting impact of Dobbs, the past several weeks have already caused real disruptions in care—keeping patients & providers at the mercy of judges." At the bottom, white and yellow text in a violet box reads, "As the case continues in lower courts, access to abortion care remains fragile across the US. But the science hasn’t changed: mifepristone is safe and effective, whether it is provided in person or via telehealth."

Violet and navy blue text on a white background reads, "Everyone deserves access to their preferred method of abortion care." At the bottom, white and yellow text in a blue box reads, "For information on available options, visit: PlanCPills.org, AbortionFinder.org, or INeedAnA.com"

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 15/05/2026

The US Supreme Court’s decision to allow telehealth, mailing and pharmacy provision of #mifepristone to continue provides urgently needed relief after weeks of disruption to care.

White and yellow text on a navy blue background provides an update on Louisiana v. FDA and reads “The US Supreme Court has ruled to allow telehealth, mailing and pharmacy provision of mifepristone to continue. What you need to know as the case continues in lower courts.”

White and yellow text on a navy blue background reads, "The Supreme Court has decided not to reimpose outdated restrictions on mifepristone, one of two drugs used in the most common medication abortion regimen in the US." At the bottom, white and yellow text in a violet box reads, "The end goal of this legal attack is to permanently eliminate access to mifepristone via telehealth."

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 10/05/2026

As we celebrate #MothersDay, let’s remember that all parents and caregivers deserve access to the full range of sexual and reproductive health care to help them make decisions about their families, well-being, and lives.

Navy blue and white text on blue gradient background reads: “All mothers deserve access to high-quality sexual & reproductive health care.”

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 09/05/2026

It’s #FreeThePill Day! Two years ago, the first OTC birth control pill—Opill—became available in the US, thanks to @freethepill.bsky.social and many others. This was a critical step toward ensuring that everyone has affordable access to the contraceptive method that works best for them. 👏

Two hands forming a heart shape around a pack of birth control pills on an orange background. The text reads: "Birth control is basic health care. And it should be easy to access. Free the pill." Text at the bottom says, #FreeThePill Day.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 08/05/2026

Yet gender-affirming care (GAC) is being targeted: According to @kff.org, 26 states now enforce bans on this care for youth. 13 of these states also have total abortion bans in effect. Efforts to restrict GAC & #ReproductiveHealth care are part of a broader campaign to undermine bodily autonomy.

A map of the US highlighting states with bans on gender-affirming care (GAC) for youth. The headline reads: "26 states currently enforce bans on GAC for young people. 13 of these states also have total abortion bans. KFF is the source cited for data on GAC bans.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 08/05/2026

Many of the clinics we surveyed are working to meet the needs of trans patients by offering services such as gender-affirming hormone therapy and adopting inclusive clinical practices that respect patients’ gender identity.

An infographic titled "New Research Findings" shows three pie charts showing that: 95% of Planned Parenthood clinics reported providing GAHT, 33% of clinics in states that allow young people to access GAC provided hormone therapy, and 14% of clinics in states that do not allow young people to access GAC provided hormone therapy.

An infographic titled "New Research Findings" reads: "Many clinics reported following trans‑inclusive practices that affirm patients' gender identity. A table summarizes the practices that nearly all, most or fewer clinics followed.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 08/05/2026

Every year, publicly supported clinics provide free or affordable contraception to millions of people. These clinics are also uniquely situated to provide #GenderAffirmingCare to trans and gender-expansive patients, many of whom are young and have limited financial resources.

On a navy blue background, white and yellow text reads: "Millions of people in the US receive free or reduced-cost contraceptive care at publicly supported clinics. Below are three key points about these clinics, including that they are uniquely suited for providing gender-affirming care.

An infographic titled "New Research Findings" states that Guttmacher experts surveyed 446 publicly supported clinics from 2022-2023 to examine the availability of trans‑inclusive care by clinic type and state policy on gender‑affirming care for youth 18 and younger. A white box highlights that 25% of surveyed clinics reported offering gender‑affirming hormone therapy.

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Guttmacher @guttmacher.org · 08/05/2026

New Guttmacher research underscores the essential role that publicly supported clinics in the US play in providing #GenderAffirmingCare. Yet this care is under threat by conservative lawmakers working to erode access. More on the study findings: gu.tt/4eLVoKU

On a navy blue background, white and yellow text reads: "New research & policy insights. Publicly supported clinics in the US provide critical reproductive health services, including gender-affirming care. Evidence shows what’s at stake as this care faces escalating political attacks."

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