Having the power to decide if, when, and under what circumstances to get pregnant and have a child is key. 🔑 #ThxBirthControl
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Our #ThxBirthControl toolkit has everything you needs to join the conversation on November 12th!
It's a day to invite your networks to share their honest birth control stories – the good, the hard, and everything in between: powertodecide.org/thxbirthco…
Right now, people are fired up and paying attention. It's a moment to turn that energy into action!
#ThxBirthControl Day on Nov 12th is our chance to use power of storytelling to show the world why access to birth control matters.
Get involved: powertodecide.org/thxbirthco…
#Voting is one of the most direct ways to shape the future you want!
The people we elect make decisions that affect our daily lives. Before you head out, take a few minutes to look up what’s on your ballot and where candidates stand on the issues you care about.
Haven't cast your ballot yet? Find your polling place and hours at vote.gov.
And if you're in line when polls close, STAY IN LINE. Your vote is your power 🗳️ #ElectionDay #Midterms2026
States check every year to find out if people with Medicaid still qualify for
coverage! Here are some important things to know: cms.gov/marketplace/outreach…
From funding cuts to misinformation, the threats to birth control access are mounting 🚨
And one of the most effective tools we have to cut through the noise is something we all own: storytelling 💬
When we come together to share what birth control has made possible in our lives, we remind decision makers why autonomy matters.
Join us on November 12th for #ThxBirthControl Day and show the world why access to the full range of reproductive health care is worth protecting. 🙌
Most insurance plans are REQUIRED to cover birth control at no cost under the ACA.
BUT, @nwlc’s new report shows insurers still deny methods, charge people unlawfully, and bury care in red tape: nwlc.org/resource/intended-v…
36 states have passed laws allowing pharmacists to prescribe and dispense the birth control pill, patch, ring, or shot directly.
It’s the same safety, the same effectiveness, just faster!
Learn more in our new video: instagram.com/p/DfFtMykSv4e/
Birth control is BASIC health care, and access to it shouldn’t be up for debate 📣
Millions of people rely on it to prevent pregnancy, manage conditions like PMOS and endometriosis, and plan the futures they want. #ThxBirthControl
Medicaid eligibility rules are changing for adults! Make sure you:
✔️ Update your address, phone number, and email
✔️ Check your mail and your online Medicaid account
✔️ Watch for official Medicaid notices
✔️ Visit Medicaid.gov for more information
Birth control access is under attack, and we refuse to stay quiet 🚨
Join us Thursday, Nov 12 for #ThxBirthControl Day and invite your community to share what birth control has made possible for them: powertodecide.org
Voting is more fun when done with the people you care about most!
Take this as a sign to connect with your friends and family to encourage them to get registered and to plan to vote on (or BEFORE!) November 3rd 🗳️
When more than half of women in states with abortion bans don’t know where to turn, information is access.
@Abortion_Finder is HERE to help abortion seekers find verified providers, understand the laws, and get support for things like travel and lodging: abortionfinder.org
More than half (53%) of reproductive-age women in states with abortion-provision bans say they would not know where to go or where to find information if they needed an abortion, up from 43% in 2024, our new survey finds: on.kff.org/4yOosYG
ALT The KFF bar chart shows the breakdown of women 18 to 49 based on their abortion policy in the state of residence. It shows if they wanted or needed an abortion in the near future do they know where they can get one. The answer options are: yes, no, but I know where I can find the information and no, and I don't know where to find the information.
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More than half (53%) of reproductive-age women in states with abortion-provision bans say they would not know where to go or where to find information if they needed an abortion, up from 43% in 2024, our new survey finds: on.kff.org/4yOosYG
ALT The KFF bar chart shows the breakdown of women 18 to 49 based on their abortion policy in the state of residence. It shows if they wanted or needed an abortion in the near future do they know where they can get one. The answer options are: yes, no, but I know where I can find the information and no, and I don't know where to find the information.
Birth control misinformation spreads fast online, especially from people with BIG platforms.
Medically accurate resources like @Bedsider are showing up on social to help young people decide based on facts, not fear. via @abcaustralia #thxbirthcontrol
abc.net.au/news/2026-09-30/b…
"Access to a wide range of reproductive health services meant I could build a family that felt unattainable to me as a young queer person – one filled with more joy than I could dream up."
Our team shares how our work has shown up in affected their lives: powertodecide.org/news/power…
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