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As always, you can fund abortion in New York below 💰 Thanks for your support!❣️
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NYAAF is still funding abortion in New York—we're not just not providing as many updates here on @X.
Follow along on any of our below platforms, and consider signing up for our email list to get updates in your inbox! 📩
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Consider sustaining our abortion funding program by either:
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💰 Heading to NYAAF.org/dobbs to make a donation today!
We’re thankful to have had the support of our community in these challenging times, but the truth is: We’re still in those challenging times. We still need your help to sustain our work. In fact, we may need you more than ever 🫂
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This week marked three years since the overturn of Roe v. Wade, and three years since NYAAF’s work transformed forever 💜
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See the link below to read Chelsea's full reflections from the frontlines, and consider supporting NYAAF today 🥰
Remember: Abortion is ours, forever.
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In the three years since, the abortion access landscape has continued to worsen and the scale of our work at NYAAF has transformed.
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Today we remember June 24, 2022, the day that the Dobbs v. Jackson ruling decimated the constitutional right to an abortion. But community care is not something the courts can take from us🫱🏾🫲🏿
Read on for an important message from our ED, Chelsea!
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It's the homestretch of Fund-a-thon; we can’t wait to celebrate our incredible community! 💟
Join NYAAF and @BKForgeAhead on May 18 at Sound + Fury in downtown Brooklyn 🎨👕🎲
All proceeds go towards our goal of $200,000 by May 31—get your tickets now🎟️
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We're so excited to be joined by @LatinaInstitute NY for a fundraiser, film screening, and panel discussion on May 8!
See PRECONCEIVED, fund abortion, and learn more at Afro-Latinx owned @StuartCinema in Brooklyn: get tickets today! eventbrite.com/e/preconceive…
(Trying to see us IRL? Join us at our upcoming event with Rivertowns for Reproductive Rights! More deets on our Instagram ❣️)
HEADS UP: NYAAF has a match! 🎉
All donations up to $50K will be MATCHED, meaning now's the perfect time to get involved in Fund-a-Thon! Click the link to get started: nyaaf.org/fundathon
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Kulumbegashvili joins for a Q&As following a sneak preview at 7pm on Thurs, 4/24 (co-presented by @NYAAF and @ptknitwear), and opening weekend 7pm shows on Fri, 4/25 (co-presented by @NYWIFT) and Sat, 4/26.
Funding abortion is a radical act of community care, and Fund-a-Thon is a radical opportunity to get involved. We’re calling on all our supporters and friends—old and new—to join us in raising $200,000 for abortion access in New York! 💜 Get started below! nyaaf.org/fundathon2025
Our team loves this tradition because it brings in new people to NYAAF’s mission, and it helps more callers get the abortions they need. If you’ve been looking for your sign to get involved with your local abortion fund, this is it!✌️ nyaaf.org/fundathon#toolkit
Each year from March to May, abortion funds across the country join a grassroots fundraising challenge and compete to raise money for abortion access. We rely on our supporters – you! – to make it happen. fundathon.nnaf.org
It’s that time again, New York: FUND-A-THON is back! 👋 nyaaf.org/fundathon2025
Their legacy continues! NYC is a hub for Black feminist activism and reproductive justice organizing, and several community organizations continue that work today.
Please consider supporting one of our friends below this Black History Month ✨
SHIRLEY CHISHOLM: The first Black woman elected to the NY Assembly and the U.S. Congress was a Brooklynite! Chisholm's tireless representation of New Yorkers resulted in the WIC program, expansion of food stamps, and state-funded child care.
























