Impact Report: What did JDP do in 2017?
Text by Zoë Fay-Stindt, Literary Women in Action For many in the US, 2017 was an emotional whirlwind of a year, and the Jane’s Due Process team was not exempt from the chaos. Amidst whiplash headlines and new harmful policies, JDP was involved in one of the year’s...
Volunteer Interview: Sarah
Interviewed by Sarah Lopez, Literary Women in Action Sarah, 22, first found herself drawn to helping others during her first semester of college. Originally from Coppell, Texas, she was studying International Development at Washington University in St. Louis,...
Let’s Talk About Sex: Consent
By Lydia, Literary Women in Action I was a sophomore in college when I went back to campus early to train with our health staff on consent workshops for the incoming class. I honestly just wanted to get back to school sooner and see my friends. I wasn’t an avid...
In Your Hands: How Young Men Can Help Disarm Rape Culture
By Zoë Fay-Stindt of Literary Women in Action There are hundreds of ways sexual violence creeps into our everyday: between media and popular culture, the jokes we make with our friends or the general way we carry ourselves in the world, sexual violence has been...
Medication vs. Surgical Abortion: Understanding the Options
By Lydia Blaisdell For this post, we’re going to explore the differences between medication abortion (the abortion pill) and in-clinic abortion (“surgical” abortion) for an early pregnancy. First, I want to counter a few commonly held misconceptions about abortion...From the Blog
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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: …
The Condition of Sex Ed in TexasMarch 25, 2024This blog was written by a member of our 2024 Youth Content Squad. After being assigned to …