In the News: Young People’s Experiences Obtaining Judicial Bypass for Abortion in Texas
A new study by the Texas Policy Evaluation Project shows that the judicial bypass process is Texas punishes and humiliates young people, thanks to testimony shared with researchers by former clients of Jane’s Due Process. You can read the study in its entirety in the...
In the News: The “tragic irony” of Texas’ abortion process for minors
The work of Jane’s Due Process was featured in Mic in an article called “The Tragic Irony of Texas’ Abortion Process for Minors.” “Jane explained that she could never have imagined the amount of help she received from Jane’s Due Process. From the first time she...
In the News: Jane Doe of Garza v. Hargan
Jane’s Due Process, working with the American Civil Liberties Union and local counsels, Marie Christine Cortez, Attorney Ad Litem, and Rochelle Garza, Guardian Ad Litem, helped an unaccompanied minor known as “Jane Doe” to obtain a court order giving her a right...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, …