Use Your Voice

BE AN ADVOCATE

For Abortion Access in Nebraska

USE YOUR VOICE

BE AN ADVOCATE

For Abortion Access in Nebraska

Everyone deserves the right to decide if, when and how to become a parent. We cannot allow more restrictions to pass that stand in the way of pregnant people and the health care they need. While the Supreme Court’s decision is an unprecedented stripping away of a fundamental right that has been in place for nearly five decades, abortion care remains available in Nebraska—and we will continue to do everything we can to keep it that way.

It’s time for bold action. It’s time for solidarity. Are you in?

HOW TO ADVOCATE

Use your voice to protect our freedoms and ability to have control over our own bodies! Whether your senator has protected or restricted abortion access in the past, now is the time to get loud. Share your perspective, expertise and experience on why making your own health care decisions without political interference is important to you.

Write a Letter
to the Editor

Your voice matters. By writing a letter to the editor of your local newspaper, you’re helping others to relate to the issue and helping to shape public opinion. These letters can even reach elected officials!

Submit Your Letter

Call Your Senator

When you call a senator’s office, you might speak with a staff member initially. It is important to share your perspective with the staff member, as they are responsible for briefing the state senator on legislative issues.

Phone Directory

Email Your Senator

Email can be as simple or as detailed as you’d like. If your message includes a substantial amount of research or facts, you might consider putting your full message into a formal letter that you can attach to the email.

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Economic Impact of Abortion Bans (English or Spanish)
Digital Safety for Abortion Access (English or Spanish)

How to Talk about Abortion

Everyone deserves the right to decide if, when and how to become a parent.
Pregnant people should be able to access the health care they need without shame, unnecessary restrictions or political interference.
Nebraskans don’t need more restrictions on health care. What is needed is barrier-free access to affordable health care, comprehensive sex education and access to birth control.
A person’s health, not politics, should guide important medical decisions at every point in a pregnancy.
We all have strongly held personal beliefs about abortion, but women should be trusted to make health care decisions on behalf of themselves and their families.