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Impact Report 2023
Letter from our Executive Director Texas is the front line of the fight for reproductive justice. 2023 was yet another year of big change for Jane’s Due Process as we navigated the post-Roe world and the impacts of abortion bans on young people’s access to...
For #FreeThePill Day, more information about over-the-counter birth control pills
In 2023, the Food and Drug Administration finally approved nonprescription daily oral contraception. For decades, birth control pills have only been available by prescription, causing barriers for teens, people without health insurance coverage, and anyone who...
Judges tosses lawsuit against the San Antonio Reproductive Justice Fund
In September of 2023, the San Antonio city council created the $500,000 San Antonio Reproductive Justice Fund Jane's Due Process worked alongside Avow, Lilith Fund, Sueños Sin Fronteras, and Buckle Bunnies Fund to convince the city council that funding reproductive...
My Story: Why Teens Should Have Access to Birth Control
This blog was written by a member of our 2024 Youth Content Squad. Despite over half of the country using contraception, there is still a stigma behind taking birth control. There’s often an aura of promiscuity, and fear of side effects when people talk about...
Get crafting for young Texans’ abortion and birth control access!
It’s time for Fund-a-Thon, and this year we’re trying something a little different: CRAFT-A-THON! This is your chance to help fund abortion and birth control access for Texas teens despite bans and barriers. The annual NNAF Fund-a-Thon harness the power of community...
The Condition of Sex Ed in Texas
This blog was written by a member of our 2024 Youth Content Squad. After being assigned to watch John Oliver’s segment on sex education for a human sexuality course in college, I reflected on my own experience with sex ed. Growing up, sex was never discussed at all in...
Communications Manager
Jane’s Due Process is seeking a Communications Manager to support communications for youth reproductive rights in Texas. The Communications Manager will create written and visual content to support JDP’s mission. They will create both digital and print...
Statement on Deanda v. Becerra
In 2022, a federal district court in Texas handed down a decision in the case of Deanda v. Becerra, blocking Title X federal family planning providers from providing prescription birth control to minors without parental consent. Yesterday, the 5th Circuit Court of...
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 received her...