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Abortion Resources

Last updated: November 10, 2025. Originally published: July 24, 2024.

Original Link: https://professionalcontrarian.com/abortion-resources/

NOTES:

  1. Substack is neither a private nor a trustworthy platform. While here, please use private mode or a privacy-respecting browser, which you can find at Privacy Guides.
  2. ✅ means vetted resources; however, use your critical thinking skills. Entities change their policies often.
  3. If you see errors, please pardon me. I’m doing this alone. But do let me know at hithere at professionalcontrarian dot com.
  4. Much appreciation and thanks to those who curated content before we did. We know how hard it is to maintain resources guides. Let us pick up that torch for you.

Table of Contents

  • Security and Privacy (READ THIS FIRST!)
  • Abortion Providers
  • Abortion Financial Assistance
  • Abortion Pills and Self-Managed Abortion
  • Legal Assistance
  • Mental Health Assistance
  • General Resources (Unsorted)
  • Abortion Information by State/Territory
  • Privacy-Respecting Menstrual Trackers

Security and Privacy (READ THIS FIRST!)

If you support or need an abortion, you are being surveilled. Protect yourself!

Abortion Providers

Abortion Financial Assistance

Abortion Pills and Self-Managed Abortion

Legal Assistance

Mental Health Assistance

General Resources (Unsorted)

Abortion Information by State/Territory

Alabama

Alaska

Arizona

Arkansas

California

Colorado

Connecticut

Delaware

Florida

Georgia

Guam

Hawaii

Idaho

Illinois

Indiana

Iowa

Kansas

Kentucky

Louisiana

Maine

Massachusetts

Maryland

Michigan

Minnesota

Mississippi

Missouri

Montana

Nebraska

Nevada

New Hampshire

New Jersey

New Mexico

New York

North Carolina

North Dakota

Ohio

Oklahoma

Oregon

Pennsylvania

Puerto Rico

Rhode Island

South Carolina

South Dakota

Tennessee

Texas

Utah

Vermont

Virginia

Washington

Washington D.C.

West Virginia

Wisconsin

Wyoming

Privacy-Respecting Menstrual Trackers

Everything from here down is a mess.

Learning about Abortion

No Choice

Abortion is Healthcare: 14 Women Share their Powerful Stories

Men and abortion

‘I Needed Those Years to Grow’

Stories

The abortion diary

We Testify: Stories

Shout Your Abortion: Stories

Mind Your Uterus Podcast

Access: A Podcast about Abortion

My Abortion, My Life: The Podcast

Repros Fight Back Podcast

Arts for Abortion Rights

Abortion stories, Talks with Erin Podcast

Vessel, film

Abortion Stories Women Tell, film

Ours to Tell film

Voices of Courage

Share Your Story

Mabel’s Voices

Kveller Wants You to Share Your Abortion Story

Abortion Storytelling

Share Your Story: Women on Web

Share Your Abortion Story: the abortion diary

Abortion Stories

PP: Share Your Story

Exhale, Pro-Voice: Add Your Voice (note: this organization provides anti-abortion views as well)

I Had One Too

My Abortion Story

Stories for Choice

Our Bodies Ourselves: Share Your Story

Trust Women: Share Your Story

Moms Rising: Abortion Stories

Whole Woman’s Health: Share Your Abortion Story

Roe v. Wade is gone: Share Your Abortion Story.

Abortion Clinics

5 Abortion Providers on How Bans are Putting People’s Lives in Danger

There shouldn’t be a stigma

Ramirez: Men need to talk about abortion

Abortion should be a kitchen table conversation

Abortion Conversation Projects

How to talk to your kids about abortion

What really drives abortion beliefs?

Abortion Stigma Ends Here

How to talk about abortion

Talk to the people you love about abortion

Heart to heart abortion conversation cards

Ways to Get Involved

Amnesty International: 50 Ways to Take Action

Pro Choice Social Media Graphics

Amnesty International Abortion Advocacy Social Media Guide

Abortion Stigma Ends Here Toolkit

How to talk about abortion with Pills: Facts for Journalists

How to Report on Abortion: A Guide for Journalists, Editors, and Media Outlets

Contact your elected officials

Write letters to the editor and articles

Protest but protect yourself and others

Organize a call-in campaign

Make sure you’re registered to vote

Vote (voter’s guide coming soon)

Run for office

Expose Fake Clinics

Report fraudulent clinics (if you trust that the government will ever reopen or care, 11/10/2025)

A Note about Signing Pledges and Putting your Name on Petitions

  • Unfortunately, most pledges and petitions are nothing more than data collection tools, even from the organizations we trust most. Many do use this information for advocacy, but organizations and companies use your information for marketing purposes.
  • Even if you support the cause, most organizations use payment processing software that links directly to political parties such as Act Blue,
  • If you opt to sign a pledge or petition, READ THEIR PRIVACY POLICY FIRST. Do a find in the page for the word “third” for third parties. See if they plan to share or sell your information to other companies or organizations. Also, read what their policies say about data protection and retention. Data breaches happen all the time. While even the most-privacy respecting organizations will do what they can to protect your data, the best way to protect yourself from data breaches is to not put your information out there in the first place.
  • Abortion organizations pop-up frequently. Some are grassroots organizations that aren’t up to speed on privacy requirements. Additionally, they may be using third-party tools to get their information out there. For instance, this website uses WordPress. That means everything we post is subject to WordPress’ policies. We cannot control WordPress. So, we can’t say to you that your data is 100% safe when you visit our website or click on any links.
  • This is especially true of any organizations using Google Forms to collect your data such as abortion stories. Be VERY WARY of anything connecting directly to Google, Meta, Amazon, or Apple.
  • We will do our best not to link to any pledges or petitions. However, we ask you to use your critical thinking skills before signing up for anything.
  • To that end, we also will not provide a separate section for volunteering. If you want to volunteer, do check in with any of the linked organizations. If you’re able, go in to offer assistance. Otherwise, be wary of providing your information on an unsecured contact form or on a Google Form.

I will update this resource as I gain more information. Please consider it perpetually under construction. If you have anything to add, please email me at hithere at professionalcontrarian dot com.

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Changelog

  • 11/10/2025
    • Discovered a resource with a shit ton of links. Sadly, many were dead. I pulled the useful stuff and dumped it here. It will be better organized later.
  • 11/4/2025
    • Added backup link
    • Reworked ToC
    • Added a shit ton of resources to security and privacy, abortion financial assistance, pill, legal assistance, mental health assistance, and unsorted general resources.
    • Added new section and content: Abortion Information by State/Territory.

Planned Updates

  • More vetted indicators
  • Alphabetizing links
  • Moving any misplaced resources
  • Sorting General Resources
  • Adding more Planned Parenthood links
  • Adding additional reproductive healthcare information and sections
  • Adding a section about social media and privacy policies