We marched, now we organize! On November 15th (date updated!), organizations across NYC are planning concrete actions you can take to continue to say NO KINGS and HANDS OFF NYC! Together we will share...

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## **CALL TO ACTION** **FRIDAY 10/10 at FOLEY SQUARE** ### On the evening of October 9th, Attorney General Tish James was indicted by a prosecutor handpicked by Trump. Attorney General James has lon...

Working on abortion access in Texas, we see every day how immigration justice and reproductive justice are inseparable.

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Acetaminophen is one of the few drugs that pregnant people can safely use to relieve pain or fever—conditions that, if left untreated, can increase the risk of birth defects and premature delivery.

Access to affordable birth control is being chipped away through a series of incremental policy changes, legal rulings and funding restrictions that are quietly but effectively dismantling the repr…

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Community members and advocates rallied outside Rep. Mike Lawler’s office, denouncing ICE detentions and calling for immigrant protections.

Order Plan C QR Code stickers to help spread information on abortion pill access by mail.

Led by US senator Jon Ossoff, the investigation cites hundreds of reports since January, including accounts of miscarriages, child neglect, and sexual abuse at ICE detention centers in dozens of state...

Many judges who have received nominations for lifetime federal positions have anti-abortion views that could affect access to reproductive care.

This campaign is about talking to thousands of New Yorkers across the city about how we make this city work better for the many and not the few. And to do this, we need you!

Cara Kennedy-Cuomo ditched a swanky $8,242-a-month two-bedroom in Midtown East — now serving as her dad’s new digs.

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