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Restrictions on reproductive health care can have profoundly harmful effects on our health and well-being, particularly for those who already face significant barriers to accessing high-quality care, such as low-income women, women of color, immigrant women, young women, survivors of domestic violence, and transgender and gender-nonconforming people.
The Reproductive Health Equity Act ensures that Oregonians, regardless of income, citizenship status, gender identity or type of insurance, have access to the full range of preventive reproductive health services, including family planning, abortion, and postpartum care. Healthier bodies lead to healthier families, and healthier families lead to healthier communities. Our elected leaders need to hear from all of us why this bill matters and why they must act now.
Telling our elected representatives about our experiences and our priorities is one of the ways we can influence the laws that impact our lives and communities. Sharing your story, or just that this bill matters to you, makes a difference! Your voice matters.
Why do I need to share my address?
Entering your address helps us identify which elected leaders represent you in Oregon's Senate and House of Representatives, and confirms you are a constituent.
Why should I write a comment?
Our stories and experiences are important, especially when we're trying to pass legislation. The more personal the letter, the better—if you can, please share a few words about why this bill matters specifically to you!
How can I get more involved with this campaign?
-- Share this link with your friends, family members and community members so they can contact their legislators as well!
-- Share you story with us.
-- Learn more about the campaign and get updates at reprohealthequity.org.
Now take action by sharing this on social media and invite others to contact their legislators too. The more messages sent, the more our elected leaders know that reproductive health equity matters and that this bill addresses a real need in Oregon. You can also learn more about our campaign and get more involved by checking out our website.