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91大神 Reproductive Health Project eNews #54 鈥� September 13, 2025

This week we saw horrific gun violence at and in Colorado. The next day threats of violence caused lockdowns at . The abortion care community knows all too well the impact of hate speech and political violence. Since 1993

We understand it can be so profoundly difficult to bear witness to repeated acts of violence taking place in spaces where everyone should feel safe to live, learn, and exist. We are the first generations in human history to have the capacity to learn about, see, witness, or view the global sum total of human-caused violence, suffering, and death, all in an instant.聽

We recognize that each of us is living in this and through this, and we are each affected in so many ways. We know all of this takes place within a larger context of increasing escalation of other pervasive forms of violence and oppression and that this moment can feel so destabilizing and disempowering.聽

We want to state clearly: the 91大神 Repro Project, and all of 91大神,
is a place where students’ voices, stories, and lived experiences matter deeply.聽

Stay tuned! We are exploring ways we can demonstrate love and solidarity with and for each other, especially as we continue to shape our work in alignment with 91大神鈥檚 values and vision for a just society and world. Please send your ideas to us at rhp@amsa.org

Meanwhile, watch for 91大神鈥檚 upcoming Statement on Recent Campus Violence and the Public Health Crisis of Gun Violence, and we invite you to explore and share the resources below.

With love and solidarity,
Aliye, Becky, Jeff & Nikitha

  • Gabby Giffords: I Mourn for Charlie Kirk鈥檚 Family, Time –
  • Self-Care Bingo Card, 91大神 Wellness & Student Life Action Committee –
  • What if Instead of Calling People Out, We Called Them In? Prof. Loretta J. Ross at Smith College –
    • Deeper Dive:听Up from Hatred, Los Angeles Times –

Take care of your self online and on your phone!聽
Limit your screen time, tune out and turn off destructive messages

We thank and gratefully acknowledge for the information on how to turn on Sensitive Content Settings below.
Find more Effective Strategies for Personal Protection and Home Safety from Guns Down America –

iPhone / iPad Settings

  • Go to Settings聽 > Privacy & Security.
  • Scroll down and tap Sensitive Content Warning, then turn on Sensitive Content Warning.
  • You (or your family member) will receive a warning before receiving or sending sensitive images.

Google Search Settings

  • On the Google app
    • At the top right, tap your Profile Picture or Initial and then Settings and then SafeSearch.
    • Select Filter, Blur, or Off.
    • At the top right, if you find a Lock, your SafeSearch setting is locked.
  • On desktop
    • Visit
    • Select Filter, Blur, or Off.
    • Your settings will automatically be updated.

Instagram Settings

  • Tap Profile or your profile picture in the bottom right to go to your profile.
  • Tap more options Menu in the top right.
  • Tap Content Preferences, then tap Sensitive content.
  • Tap Select next to Less to see less content you may find upsetting. Tap Select next to More to see more content you may find upsetting. Note: This option may not be available to people under 18.
  • Tap Confirm.

X (Twitter) Settings

  • Navigate to Settings and privacy
  • Tap Privacy and safety
  • Tap Content you see
  • Uncheck the box for 鈥淒isplay sensitive content鈥�

TikTok Settings

  • In the TikTok app, tap your profile picture at the bottom right.
  • Tap the Menu 鈽� button at the top, then select Settings and privacy.
  • Tap Content preferences.
  • Tap Restricted Mode.
  • Follow the steps in the app to set or enter a passcode, then turn Restricted Mode on or off. If this is your first time turning on Restricted Mode, you’ll need to tap Turn on before you can set a passcode.

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Research, Recordings, Opportunities

  • Americans鈥� Responses to Abortion鈥檚 Uncertain Legal Landscape, Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) –
  • Permanent contraception post-Dobbs: Implications for research and practice – Fertility and Sterility –
  • How abortion restrictions compromise progress in interventional maternal-fetal research, Pregnancy –
    • Deeper Dive: Abortion Restrictions and Infant Mortality in the United States, 2018鈥�2023, American Journal of Public Health –
  • Aspiration Abortion Training Videos, RHEDI –
  • How Do Abortion Restrictions Affect Poverty Rates? – Gender Equality Network –
  • What Fetal Personhood Means for Women’s Bodies with Mary Ziegler, Adam Conover podcast –
    • Deeper Dive: Personhood: The New War over Reproductive Rights and Justice, with Mary Ziegler, Walter H. Capps Center @ UCSB –
  • Sept 16 Online @ 6:00pmE – Abortion Storytelling 101, We Testify (This workshop is for people who had abortions only) –
  • Sept 17 Online @ 1pmE – Abortion Values Messaging Research Briefing, National Women’s Law Center and Hart Research –
  • Sept 29 Online @ 7-8:30pmE – In commemoration of International Safe Abortion Day! Access: Inside the Abortion Underground and the Sixty-Year Battle for Reproductive Freedom, Rapid Benefits Group (RGB) Fund –
  • Oct 10 @ 9:30am-1:30pmE in NYC – Virtual Personhood and Pregnancy Symposium, co-hosted by NYU Law and Pregnancy Justice –
    • Deeper Dives ICYMI:
    • Sept 25 Online @ 3-4pmE – Policing Pregnancy (Part 1): The History of Personhood, Pregnancy Justice –
    • Sept 30 Online @ 3-4pmE – Policing Pregnancy (Part 2): Pregnancy Criminalization in the First Two Years After Roe, Pregnancy Justice –

Abortion Care In the News

  • Abortion-Pilled Lawsuits seeking to scare women away from medication may have the opposite effect. Intelligencer, NY Magazine –
  • Herbal Abortion Is Making a Comeback. So Are the Dangers. Since the Supreme Court gutted Roe, interest in old folk methods of terminating pregnancies has spiked. But the health and legal risks involved with these treatments are stark. The New Republic –
  • The Future Of Telehealth Abortions, NPR –
  • Digital Deception: Beware the Rise of Fake Telehealth Abortion Clinics: As abortion pills and telehealth expand access nationwide, antiabortion crisis pregnancy centers are rebranding as 鈥榯elehealth providers鈥� to mislead and delay patients seeking real care. Ms. Magazine –
  • Why Research On Pregnancy-Safe Medications, Already Scarce, Could Soon Dwindle, Rewire News Group –
  • The States Where It鈥檚 Riskier to Have a Baby: In places with significant abortion restrictions, many pregnant women experience delays, confusion, and other substandard care. The Atlantic –
  • Infant mortality rises in states with restrictive abortion laws 鈥� new research, The Conversation –
  • Abortion may prove a landmine in ACA subsidy push, Axios –
  • Appeals court allows Trump administration to block Medicaid funds to Planned Parenthood, PBS NewsHour –
  • Attacks on Shield Laws Are the Next Step in Criminalizing Abortion Care, Guttmacher Institute –
    • Deeper Dive: New York attorney general to defend state鈥檚 shield law from Texas challenge: Letitia James鈥� intervention sets up a constitutional showdown over the law, which protects abortion providers from out-of-state prosecution, Times Union –
  • California passes bill allowing omission of patients’ names from abortion pill bottles, San Francisco Examiner –
  • [GA] Infant of Georgia woman who carried baby while brain dead still fighting for his life, 11 News Alive –
  • Indiana Abortion Assistance Law Divides Court Panel at Argument, Bloomberg Law –
  • Louisiana has not monitored public funds given to anti-abortion pregnancy centers, Louisiana Illuminator –
  • [OK] ‘We are forever changed’: Texas woman shares impact of state abortion bans with Oklahoma City crowd, KOSE NPR –
  • [MN] Judge dismisses lawsuit challenging Minnesota’s abortion protections, MPRnews –
  • [MO] Planned Parenthood asks court to allow medication abortions in Missouri: The court filing comes in the ongoing legal battle against the state of Missouri after voters approved reinstating abortion access, KSHB News –
  • SC Senate committee to discuss abortion ban bill. Opponents say ‘it criminalizes doctors’, Greenville News –
  • Tennessee appeals judge’s partial block of abortion travel ban: The appeal takes aim at the part of the law that was blocked by a recent court decision on First Amendment grounds. The Tennessean –
  • Texas lawmakers approve letting private citizens sue abortion pill providers, Associated Press –

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