by Janes Due Process | Aug 8, 2018 | Guest Blog Posts
By Neesha Powell. Originally published on Everyday Feminism I’ve been on and off different types of birth control for the past 15 years. Last year, I got Mirena, an IUD that’s 99 percent effective in preventing pregnancy and lasts up to 6 years. While dating...
by Janes Due Process | Aug 1, 2018 | From the Executive Director
Please read our July 2018 comments on the proposed changes to Title X that we co-submitted with Advocates for Youth to the Department of Health and Human Services by Tina Hester, Executive Director at Jane’s Due Process. On behalf of Advocates for Youth...
by Janes Due Process | Jul 30, 2018 | Guest Blog Posts
By Laura Kacere. Originally published on Everyday Feminism. A majority of states – 38, to be exact – require parental involvement in the decision of those under 18 to have an abortion. Some states require notification of a parent, while others actually require a...
by Janes Due Process | Jun 25, 2018 | Stories from Jane
Jane’s Due Process is excited about the challenge against many of Texas’s most restrictive and burdensome abortions laws filed earlier this month, known as The People’s Lawsuit. This lawsuit directly effects the clients that we serve, because it...
by Janes Due Process | Jun 14, 2018 | Texas Legislature
Español abajo FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 14, 2018 Contact: Tina Hester, Executive Director 512.450.4899 [email protected] Jane’s Due Process applauds lawsuit taking aim at restrictive forced parental involvement laws Jane’s Due Process applauds the...
Bypassing the Constitution: Texas Legislature Considers Bill to Add Burdens to Pregnant TeensApril 17, 2019By Joanna Grossman. Originally published on Verdict Justia on April 9, 2019 The Texas …
From Texas to Youth Testify: Janes Speak Out & Share Their StoriesSeptember 20, 2018Youth Testify is a groundbreaking leadership program that provides training and support “to …