Parental Involvement Laws 101: Why We Fight
Jane’s Due Process was founded in 2001 in response to Texas passing a parental notification law for minors to access abortion. A few years later that parental notification law turned into a parental consent law, and in 2015 our state legislature updated the law...
Youth Guest Blog: How to Make Sure You’re Getting Treated Fairly Giving Birth as a Teen
By: HK Gray I was sixteen when I was rushing to the hospital to give birth to my own little bundle of joy. I had meticulously done my birth plan, spent the whole nine months researching all parts of pregnancy, birth and postpartum care, but I didn’t realize that I was...
Youth Guest Blog: Obstacles of Dysphoria
By: Nox Gender dysphoria is the condition of feeling misaligned with the gender one is assigned at birth. Gender dysphoria is a topic with virtually no coverage. However, the trans people who experience dysphoria often feel its impact in every aspect of their lives....
How You Can Show Up for Abortion Access in This Moment
As of today, September 23rd, the extreme Texas abortion ban has been in effect for 23 days. Jane’s Due Process continues to answer our live hotline and text lines, providing information and support to young people in Texas seeking access to abortion and birth...From the Blog
June 2025 Impact and UpdatesJuly 31, 2025Here’s what we accomplished in June: Answered 554 calls and texts to our helplines …
JDP Executive Director Lucie Arvallo testifies in front of the US Senate about the right to contraceptive accessJuly 16, 2025On July 16, 2025, our Executive Director, Lucie Arvallo, was invited to testify before the …
Impact Report 2024June 9, 2025Letter from our Executive Director The past year brought challenges to our work for young …