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NNAF and abortion funds want the Hyde Amendment and its abortion restrictions to end. Read our statement about Hyde’s 50th anniversary. Learn what we’re already done and what we’ll keep doing until Hyde is repealed.
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Since the U.S. Congress first passed the Hyde Amendment in 1976, it’s blocked hundreds of thousands of people from getting abortions. Abortion funds have been fighting Hyde since it began.
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Learn what abortion funds told us about abortion access in 2025. Ninety-seven of NNAF’s 99 member funds took the 2025 Membership Enrollment Survey.
Learning Series
Empowered Youth, Powerful Futures is the final post in the Care Not Control learning series. In this edition, we explore how conservative lawmakers use fear against young people’s families, neighbors, and peers to separate young folks from the supportive people around them.
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In Care Not Control: Repression & Youth Resistance, we discuss surveillance culture in the America and paternalistic attitudes towards young people’s privacy.
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NNAF’s 2025 Membership Enrollment Survey reveals requests for abortion support have doubled since the fall of Roe, while the cost of supporting people accessing abortions has surged alongside it.
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In this edition of Care Not Control, the Problem is Patriarchy, Part Two, we keep exploring how patriarchy influences culture and limits youth bodily autonomy.
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NNAF statement about SCOTUS allowing mifepristone to remain available through the mail or from a pharmacy while Louisiana v. FDA plays out.
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Welcome to the third post from Care Not Control: The Problem is Patriarchy, Part One. In this resource, we discuss white supremacist culture and its power to deny young people autonomy over their bodies.
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The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals decided folks can only get mifepristone in person at a health center. The Supreme Court paused that decision until May 14, 2026. Learn how this happened and what abortion funds plan to do.
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Welcome to the second part of Care Not Control! In this edition, Gender Culture, Policy & the Fight for Youth Bodily Autonomy, we look at how Gender Justice intersects with young people’s bodily autonomy. Join us in the fight to protect transgender and gender expansive bodily autonomy.
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Welcome to NNAF’s collective care learning series, Care Not Control, Support Youth Autonomy. In part one, The Fight for Youth Bodily Autonomy, we explore how restrictions on reproductive healthcare impact young folks.
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Welcome to Collective Care + You, part 5 of Power in Our Hands. In this final edition from our learning series on self-managed abortion, we talk about the limitations of Roe v. Wade and discuss reclaiming bodily autonomy and resisting criminalization.
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In Power in Our Hands Part 4, Care as Resistance, we explore how to support collective care networks. Learn about our shared history of oppression and the legacy of resistance in justice movements.
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On January 12, 2026, NNAF submitted testimony opposing a hearing attacking mifepristone led by the U.S. Senate HELP Committee. Read the real facts about mifepristone and help us keep medication abortion pills accessible for all.
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In our 3rd post from Power in Our Hands: Care over Punishment, we discuss the criminalization of managing our own abortions. Everyone deserves to have their decisions about their bodies supported.
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In the 2nd post from Power in Our Hands: Abortion Pills Demystified, we discuss misoprostol and mifepristone, the two medications used for abortions with pills.
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Welcome to the 1st part of Power in Our Hands! In this collective learning series, we explore self-managed abortion and liberate ourselves with education.
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The 2024 enrollment survey was NNAF’s largest yet. This annual survey included results from 94 abortion funds, reporting on the fiscal year from July 1, 2023, to June 30, 2024. The results showed a drastic surge in support requests and costs for abortion access.
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May 13, 2025: Maryland’s governor, Wes Moore, signed S.B. 848 and H.B. 930 into law. This new law will create a first-of-its-kind public health abortion grant program in the state. The program promises up to $25 million for people seeking abortion care in MD.
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