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Operation Save Abortion - 6 part youtube series brought to you by Abortion Access Front on what you can do to help in a Post Roe era.

Arguments for Pro Choice  

Why the Pro Choice Movement Needs to Start Talking About the Ethics and Morality of Abortion & How

How To Argue Pro Choice: 11 Arguments Against Abortion Access, Debunked

Pro-choice Arguments for Debate

Responses to Pro-Life Arguments

Abortion, Fetal Personhood, and Reproductive Rights

Legal Understanding on the Use of Lethal Force and how it Relates to Abortion

Ethics of Abortion - Philosophical Perspective  

Thinking Critically About Abortion: Why Most Abortions Aren’t Wrong & Why All Abortions Should Be Legal

The Scourge: Moral Implications of Natural Embryo Loss

Human Rights 

Bodily Autonomy  

Judith Jarvis Thomson: A Defense of Abortion

Consensual Pregnancy: The Moral Permissibility of Abortion

Organizations on Human Rights 

American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists

Abortion Policy

Statement on Abortion Bans

United Nations Human Rights Council Working Group on Abortion Access

ACLU on Reproductive Freedom

Organizations  

Center for Reproductive Rights

URGE | Unite for Reproductive & Gender Equality

NARAL Pro-choice America

Religious Perspectives  

Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice 

The Moral Case

Individual Religious Perspective Resources:  

Protestant

Catholic

Unitarian Universalist

Jewish

Muslim

Hindu

Buddhist

Freedom from Religion Foundation  

Debunking Anti-Abortion Claims

TRAP Laws

Targeted Regulation of Abortion Providers (TRAP) Laws

Abortion Laws Around the World  

Center for Reproductive Rights - The World's Abortion Laws map

Women on Waves abortion laws map

Canada - fully decriminalized

US - State Abortion Laws

Crisis Pregnancy Centers 

CPCs

Do People Regret Their Abortions?  

Guttmacher's Emotional and Mental Health After Abortion

Five Years After Abortion, Nearly All Women Say It Was the Right Decision, Study Finds

Women Overwhelmingly Don’t Regret Abortion, Research Finds. But Denying Them Care Is Costly

The Myth of After-Birth Abortion  

PolitiFact's Fact-checking claims about abortion and the ‘born alive’ bill

FactCheck's The Facts on the Born-Alive Debate

Ethics & Science Surrounding 2nd & 3rd Trimester Abortions  

Later Abortion Megathread - Written by the top mod of the prochoice subreddit an abortion healthcare provider

Fetal Awareness

Parthood View of Pregnancy

The Ethics of Later Abortion

Abortions Late in Pregnancy - 2nd & 3rd trimester abortion stories

2nd Trimester Abortion Story - The painful journey of having an abortion on a wanted pregnancy

Medically Necessary 2nd and 3rd Trimester Abortions - Doctor speaks on the medical necessity for abortions later in pregnancy

Who Not When - A people-centered resource for understanding abortions later in pregnancy  

Types of Abortion  

Advocates for Youth - Abortion Procedures

ACOG (American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists) - Induced Abortion  

Eastside Gynecology  -  The different types of abortions  

Boulder Abortion Clinic  - Patient information about what to expect for their procedure

'We are later abortion patients.' letter

How Medication Abortion Works & What to Expect

Abortion Resources 

Abortion Resources

Biology 

Effects of Pregnancy

MYA Network doctor on The Guardian's early pregnancy images

Science is not Pro-Life

Sex in Humans is about more than just Reproduction

Were You a Part of Your Mother?

Fetal Pain and Fetal Awareness

Responses to Anti-choice claims 

Biologist Explains the Misleading Nature of the Survey that Yields "Biologists Agree that Life Begins at Conception"

About That "Silent Scream"

Planned Parenthood's The Facts Speak Louder than “The Silent Scream”

Podcasts

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