Reflecting on Our Youth Fellowship Retreat: Exploring Reproductive Advocacy in West Texas
In November 2024, Jane’s Due Process hosted a transformative two-day youth retreat in El Paso, Texas. Our goal was to provide our fellows with a firsthand look at the landscape of abortion access in the region of West Texas and highlight the work that our partner...
Announcing our new Executive Director, Lucie Arvallo!
After a year of searching, we have a big announcement to make: Jane’s Due Process has officially named our new Executive Director, Lucie Arvallo! Lucie Arvallo is the proud granddaughter of Mexican immigrants and has always called Austin, Texas home. She...
Navigating Change: A Year-End Reflection at Jane’s Due Process
As December ushers in a season of reflection and gratitude, we find ourselves contemplating the journey we’ve undertaken in the past year. In the midst of global conflict and challenges in reproductive healthcare, our hearts are filled with gratitude for the...
Advocating for Reproductive Justice Funding at the Local Level
by: Ariana, Jane’s Due Process Youth Advocacy and Community Engagement Manager On September 14th, San Antonio passed a historic $3.7 billion budget with $500,000 dedicated to establishing a Reproductive Justice Fund. We’re proud that Jane’s Due Process worked...From the Blog
Judges tosses lawsuit against the San Antonio Reproductive Justice FundMay 2, 2024In September of 2023, the San Antonio city council created the $500,000 San Antonio …
My Story: Why Teens Should Have Access to Birth ControlMarch 27, 2024This blog was written by a member of our 2024 Youth Content Squad. Despite over half …
Get crafting for young Texans’ abortion and birth control access!March 27, 2024It’s time for Fund-a-Thon, and this year we’re trying something a little different: …