Jonathan Wittenberg retweeted
There is no such thing as a “post-birth abortion.”
That’s it. That’s the tweet.
Jonathan Wittenberg retweeted
Our data scientist Isaac Maddow-Zimet testified before the US Senate on the sharp increase in out-of-state travel for abortion care.️
As our research shows, 1 in 5 abortion patients crossed state lines for care in 2023. This can't be the new norm.
More: gu.tt/3VB7MDr
Jonathan Wittenberg retweeted
Our acting co-CEO Destiny Lopez testified before the US Senate on June 4, 2024, on the state of abortion access since the Dobbs decision. As she made clear, we need urgent policy action to guarantee the full spectrum of reproductive care for all.
More: gu.tt/4e2LmSN
Jonathan Wittenberg retweeted
Our experts are closely tracking the many impacts of the Dobbs decision.
Learn more about the extent of these harms in our new policy analysis by @KellyBaden @JoergDreweke & Candace Gibson: guttmacher.org/2024/05/clear…
Jonathan Wittenberg retweeted
New report out today, summing up the causal effects of #GlobalGagRule’s most recent implementation in Ethiopia and Uganda -- thanks to a multiyear collaboration with partners, colleagues including @SemeAssefa @SimonKibira Fred Makumbi and Solomon Shiferaw @giorgio_maggie
Our new analysis, drawing on evidence generated in collaboration with partners in Ethiopia and Uganda, highlights the devastating impacts of the #GlobalGagRule on reproductive health care systems, advocacy, and outcomes.
gu.tt/4dfaYeT
Jonathan Wittenberg retweeted
Join us for a #CPD57 side event with @UNDESA & @HRPresearch on 30 years of #SRHR progress & challenges. Hear from experts @jonathanbearak, @Onykepe, @nellymunyasia @rhnkorg, Vladimira Kantorova @UNDESA & @JennyCresswell @WHO.
Attend in person or online: desa.webex.com/desa/j.php?MT…
Jonathan Wittenberg retweeted
I don't know how to raise my daughter in a country where the Supreme Court is debating how many organs are ok for women to lose before providing healthcare
Jonathan Wittenberg retweeted
Our new op-ed in @TheHillOpinion exposes the anti-abortion movement for what it truly is, and spoiler, there's nothing "pro-life" about it.
Our Acting Co-CEO Destiny Lopez and VP for Public Policy @KellyBaden break it down:
thehill.com/opinion/judiciar…
Jonathan Wittenberg retweeted
absolutely devastating news out of FL for abortion access. while the approval of the ballot initiative was approved, the devastation of a 6 week ban that will be in effect in just 30 days will be felt through the entire region
Jonathan Wittenberg retweeted
Today in Washington DC, our Acting Co-CEO Destiny Lopez & staff join advocates from across the US to remind #SCOTUS that there's only one reasonable decision: honor the FDA’s evidence-based approval of mifepristone & preserve access without any new restrictions. #BansOffOurBodies
Jonathan Wittenberg retweeted
Today, #SCOTUS will hear a critical case on #mifepristone—the culmination of a years-long anti-abortion strategy. The Court must respect the scientific evidence that mife is safe, effective & essential.
Full statement from our Acting Co-CEO Destiny Lopez: guttmacher.org/2024/03/guttm…
Jonathan Wittenberg retweeted
Last week, #familyplanning experts from the around the 🌍convened in Mombasa 🇰🇪 for the @IUSSP Expert Group meeting on "Assessing approaches to demand-side family planning measurement with a reproductive justice and rights framework".
Jonathan Wittenberg retweeted
I spoke to the @newrepublic about the IVF ruling— all these issues— abortion, contraception, everything— are linked. And also as a very dedicated auntie to kids who wouldn’t be here without IVF— angry is an understatement newrepublic.com/post/179222/…
Jonathan Wittenberg retweeted
On March 26, the US Supreme Court will hear a critical case on #MedicationAbortion—the culmination of a years-long anti-abortion strategy. What role does flawed science play in this attack?
Our experts @rachelj5 & @KellyBaden weigh in. guttmacher.org/article/2024/…
Jonathan Wittenberg retweeted
NEW op-ed: Our research & policy experts discuss how a recently retracted study has been used as part of a baseless court case to restrict access to the medication abortion drug mifepristone in the US—and why that retraction was justified. More @thehill: thehill.com/opinion/healthca…
Jonathan Wittenberg retweeted
We've long admired Cecile’s tireless work for bodily autonomy and reproductive rights for all. Her unwavering commitment is truly inspiring, persisting even in the face of grave illness. @CecileRichards you are a beacon of strength, sending you heartfelt support & gratitude🌟
The last six months have been wild - but thanks to incredible health care providers and the support of family and friends, I’m doing really well.
I’ve felt lucky all my life, and I feel lucky now: to be here, doing this work, alongside all of you.
thecut.com/article/cecile-ri…
Jonathan Wittenberg retweeted
We’re excited to welcome @JessicaValenti & experts from @ACLUofIL @URGE_org for a robust panel discussion on the future of our post-#Roe democracy. 📣 Join in to hear about the importance of data in shaping protective #SRHR policies. Learn more & register: gu.tt/420rVEw
Jonathan Wittenberg retweeted
Our Monthly Abortion Provision Study now includes #abortion data from January-October 2023.
The latest research show that the number of abortions in 2023 is set to exceed the total number of abortions in 2020.🧵
ALT Graphic: The projected increase in US abortions by 2023 suggests a rise compared to 2020 figures.
Jonathan Wittenberg retweeted
I’m obviously very glad the charges were dropped, but, as this tweet says, it doesn’t undo the harm— the financial, emotional, and personal implications will continue to exist. There was just no reason to put Brittany Watts (or anyone) through this
🚨CHARGES DROPPED. An OH grand jury has declined to charge Brittany Watts with felony abuse of a corpse for having a miscarriage. Let's be clear that this doesn't undo the harm, and the case shouldn't have been pursued in the first place.
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