Judges tosses lawsuit against the San Antonio Reproductive Justice Fund
In September of 2023, the San Antonio city council created the $500,000 San Antonio Reproductive Justice Fund Jane’s Due Process worked alongside Avow, Lilith Fund, Sueños Sin Fronteras, and Buckle Bunnies Fund to convince the city council that funding...
My Story: Why Teens Should Have Access to Birth Control
This blog was written by a member of our 2024 Youth Content Squad. Despite over half of the country using contraception, there is still a stigma behind taking birth control. There’s often an aura of promiscuity, and fear of side effects when people talk about...
Get crafting for young Texans’ abortion and birth control access!
It’s time for Fund-a-Thon, and this year we’re trying something a little different: CRAFT-A-THON! This is your chance to help fund abortion and birth control access for Texas teens despite bans and barriers. The annual NNAF Fund-a-Thon harness the power of community...
The Condition of Sex Ed in Texas
This blog was written by a member of our 2024 Youth Content Squad. After being assigned to watch John Oliver’s segment on sex education for a human sexuality course in college, I reflected on my own experience with sex ed. Growing up, sex was never discussed at all in...From the Blog
Celebrating another year of supporting Texas teens’ reproductive healthcare accessDecember 16, 2024Jane’s Due Process got started in 2001 with a single mission: to help Texas teens seek …
A Step Forward for Abortion Justice in Austin: A Statement from Jane’s Due Process and Fund Texas Choice on Austin Public Health‘s 2024-2025 Practical Support Justice FundNovember 21, 2024We couldn’t be more excited to share this news: the Austin City Council has renewed the …
Announcing our new program: Empowering Young ParentsSeptember 25, 2024Jane’s Due Process was founded to help Texas teens access abortion despite barriers, …