Abortion Solidarity Around the World: Thank you for taking action for International Safe Abortion Day!
What an incredible September 28 it has been!
Let’s see how communities around the world mobilized in abortion solidarity
Diverse Actions, Different Places, One Demand:
Access to Safe & Legal Abortion NOW!
This toolkit is designed to support you and fellow activists in campaigning this September 28. It contains this year’s call to action, key messages, suggested actions, visuals and creative materials. The best part of it all is that you can share this toolkit with your community and take action together as an #UnstoppableMovement working in #AbortionSolidarity!
Read and share the Call to Action with the full list of demands now. The theme for this year is #AbortionSolidarity
Take action and speak out using creative graphic assets, social media cards, templates and more!
Join a local mobilization, organize events, run social media campaigns, and take action together with activists in your community and around the world.
What an incredible September 28 it has been!
Let’s see how communities around the world mobilized in abortion solidarity
This year, we focus on the theme of solidarity in our communities. We highlight the collective efforts of our diverse, intergenerational, and cross-border community in advancing the right to access safe abortion and reproductive justice. As we face persistent and emerging threats to abortion rights and reproductive justice, we unite in #AbortionSolidarity to uphold and advance these fundamental freedoms.
Read MoreThis International Safe Abortion Day we mobilized in abortion solidarity as an unstoppable movement for the right to access safe and stigma-free abortions for all!
Read MoreDozens of Romanian feminist activists chanted in front of the Ministry of Health on 28 September – International Safe Abortion Day during the rally organized by the feminist collective #MultumescPentruFlori.
Read MoreSeptember 28 has been a regional campaign for the decriminalization of abortion in Latin America and the Caribbean for over twenty years before being taken on by SRHR activists all over the world in 2011.