Formerly NARAL Pro-Choice America
We're fighting to restore access to abortion care and ensure reproductive freedom for everybody in the state of Georgia.
In 2024 Georgia voters prevented a Republican supermajority in the State House of Representatives—a critical win and no small feat! Still, Georgians are suffering a real and horrifying health crisis due to restrictive abortion bans, forced to navigate dangerous restrictions that endanger their lives and well-being.
Our members remain committed to ensuring access to abortion, birth control, paid family leave, and more.
No matter where you live in Georgia, contacting your lawmakers is a critical aspect of participating in our democracy. Lawmakers work for us—you are who they represent and we must always remind them of that.
Now more than ever, we need to demonstrate the power of the reproductive freedom movement in Georgia. We work alongside our partners and show up—especially when the work is hard. We keep advocating for our rights to our lawmakers and fight for each other's freedom.
The State of Abortion in Georgia
Georgians are suffering a real and horrifying health crisis due to restrictive abortion bans, forced to navigate dangerous restrictions that endanger their lives and well-being. Black women, who already face higher maternal mortality rates, are disproportionately harmed by these abortion bans. This is unacceptable—let's make a change, together.
Right: Amber Thurman’s mother, Shanette Williams, courageously sharing her daughter's story.
WHAT WE’RE FOCUSED ON
Anti-abortion lawmakers want to strip away our freedoms and block access to essential care, but we are fighting back—organizing, mobilizing, and working alongside leaders who refuse to let extreme politicians control our bodies.
We are holding lawmakers accountable for the harm they’re causing and working to advance reproductive freedom policies because the stakes couldn’t be higher: Georgians’s lives are on the line and they deserve the right to make their own healthcare decisions.”
Alicia S. (she/her)
Georgia Campaigns Director
I’ve wanted to be a voice for those who don’t know they have one or for those who can’t speak up for themselves. What keeps me motivated is seeing the real change we’re making, whether it’s in policy, in community, or in individual lives. The people who are part of our movement, their passion and resilience, remind me every day why this work matters.”
Serena D. (she/her)
Georgia Organizing Intern
On Lobby Day organizers and advocates from across Georgia came together to meet with lawmakers and push back against extremist policies.
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There are in-person and online opportunities to get involved.
