We are ending the Birthright: A War Story impact campaign exactly as we started —sounding alarms!

In this moment of reckoning in the United States, more people are waking up to the realization that all of these civil liberties — race, class, gender, sexual identity and orientation — are related and often interconnected. When we fight for one, we fight for all.

Michele Goodwin, author of the just-released Policing The Womb exposes the dystopian nightmare of forced sterilizations, arrests and institutional confinement unleashed by states’ hostile takeover of pregnancy and childbirth.

We must take back the fight. We must take back the narrative. We must stop talking about choice and start shouting about women's health, women's lives and about women dying.  That is the most pro-life message.

The moment we've been warning you about is here. Now it may be too late. With numerous restrictive state laws temporarily blocked in the courts, the conservative stacked Supreme Court will determine the fate of abortion rights in  the coming months after it hears a Louisiana challenge to Roe. More than 200 members of Congress have submitted an amicus brief asking the Supreme Court to consider overturning the law. But our BAWS impact campaign is still fighting.

Just as the escalating fight for reproduction rights has reached the most critical and dangerous point, the Birthright: A War Story Impact Campaign is unable to keep going without adequate funding. Find out how you can help.

Carole Joffe, co-author of the forthcoming book, Obstacle Course: The Everyday Struggle to Get an Abortion in America, predicts that, after the presidential election, an emboldened, conservative-dominated Supreme Court could feel freer to overturn Roe v. Wade.

Male allies need to get involved in the fight for reproductive rights. No person can be free if they don’t control their own bodies, their own healthcare, and their own reproductive decisions. And, the freedom to choose isn't freedom at all without access to facilities that ensure the ability to exercise that choice.

Putting patients first, Maine Family Planning withdraws from the Title X National Family Planning Program because of its Domestic Gag Rule, which restricts how program grantees can speak to their patients about abortion.

Pregnant women are being jailed and prosecuted for behavior deemed threatening to their pregnancies. This is all part of a right-led strategy to grant "personhood" to fertilized eggs, embryos and fetuses all the while stripping women of their basic human rights.

This is an attack on the civil rights of women and it's time for another civil rights movement.