This guide includes how many abortion providers each state has, whether it has a trigger law that would ban first- and second-trimester abortions upon the overturning of Roe, and whether it restricts the use of telehealth for medication abortions.
could soon be a thing of the past, we’re living through a terrifying time for reproductive rights. While it’s tempting to succumb to fear and anger at potentially losing a crucial measure of reproductive autonomy, one of the best things we can do to arm ourselves for a potentially-less future is to familiarize ourselves with what abortion options currently look like around the country.
Below, find a state-by-state guide to some of the biggest questions currently surrounding abortion access—including how many abortion providers each state has, whether it has a
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