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Late last year, Rosie’s Law (HB 1098 / SB 359) was refiled for the 2025 Texas legislative session by Representative Sheryl Cole and Senator Sarah Eckhardt—and we have been fighting for it ever since. Rosie’s Law is a people-first policy that does what Texans have been...

On April 2, 2025, Texans from across the state gathered at the Capitol for Texas Abortion Funds Advocacy Day—a powerful day of action organized by Texas abortion funds including our Rosie’s Law Coalition. Constituents from the Rio Grande Valley, rural counties, and...

It’s Fund-a-Thon season — your chance to help fund abortion, birth control, pregnancy support, and sex education for Texas teens navigating bans and barriers. Every year, members of the National Network of Abortion Funds (NNAF), like Jane’s Due Process, team up with...

Jane’s Due Process got started in 2001 with a single mission: to help Texas teens seek abortion access by providing free legal representation to young people under 18 as they went through the judicial bypass process. Since then, we have tens of thousands of teens...

We couldn’t be more excited to share this news: the Austin City Council has renewed the Practical Support Justice Fund with $100,000 in funding for the 2024-2025 fiscal year, naming Jane’s Due Process and Fund Texas Choice as recipients! This critical investment...

Jane's Due Process was founded to help Texas teens access abortion despite barriers, and over the years we've expanded our support because we believe that young people deserve to have complete control over their pregnancy decisions. That's why we're excited to...

This blog was written by a member of our 2024 Youth Content Squad.   Virginity as a Construct  With the concept of virginity being so popularized and pushed onto young people, it's no surprise that there are many misconceptions regarding virginity. From the most...

Letter from our Executive Director Texas is the front line of the fight for reproductive justice. 2023 was yet another year of big change for Jane’s Due Process as we navigated the post-Roe world and the impacts of abortion bans on young people’s access to...

In 2023, the Food and Drug Administration finally approved nonprescription daily oral contraception. For decades, birth control pills have only been available by prescription, causing barriers for teens, people without health insurance coverage, and anyone who...