Catching Up on the 6-Week Abortion Ban Case
Over the weekend and today there’s been a lot of activity around the lawsuit filed to stop SB 8, Texas’s 6-week abortion ban. It can be hard to keep up with cases like this one as they move through the courts, so we wanted to catch you up so you know...
Young people in Texas — have your voice amplified!
Are you a young person in Texas who wants to write about abortion access, birth control, sex education, and other topics related to reproductive rights and justice? Jane’s Due Process is looking for middle and high school students from all around the state to...
Learning the Lege Quick Bite: Why Are Senate Committees Still Meeting?
The House Dems broke quorum, which means nothing can be passed right now. So if that’s true, why are Senate committees still hearing bills? The short answer is because they can. For one thing, the Senate still has quorum, so they’re free to continue...
Learning the Lege: Special Session is a Wild Ride!
Texas’s current special legislative session started just 6 days ago, and so far a lot has happened: a Senate committee hearing on SB 4, the medication abortion restrictions, was scheduled with 24-hour notice, then cancelled a few hours later. Then a House...
It’s Time to Testify! Oppose HB 6
***UPDATE*** Committee hearing on HB 6, the House version of the medication abortion restrictions bill, will be heard Tuesday, July 13 at 1 pm by the House Public Health Committee. The hearing is in the Reagan Building — click here for Google maps directions....From the Blog
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