Jane’s Due Process 2019 Impact Report
Jane’s Due Process Impact Report 2019 Our 2019 impact report is out, and wow — what a year we had! Click here to see the report and learn more about all that we did in 2019, including: Welcomed Rosann Mariappuram as our new executive director. Helped 325...
Let’s Celebrate Jane’s Due Process Day!
A few years ago, the city of Houston declared April 27th Jane’s Due Process Day! We so appreciate Houston honoring our work to make abortion and birth control more accessible to young people, and while we’re all socially distancing at home, here are some...
Join us for our sex education advocacy workshop!
Public oversight on the SBOE sex-ed curriculum revisions has unfortunately slowed down due to the pandemic. If you would like to hold the SBOE accountable at their May and July meetings, join our advocacy workshop next week! You will learn how to submit public...
The Impact of COVID-19 on Teens’ Reproductive Freedom
In March and April, we observed a significant increase in young people who had bypasses granted but were forced to continue an unwanted pregnancy. We know that this is a direct result of the Texas abortion ban and the challenges of surviving the COVID-19 pandemic....From the Blog
Statement on SB 33 going into effect in TexasSeptember 1, 2025SB 33, Texas’s ban on municipal funding for abortion support, became effective today, …
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 …