Bodily autonomy, or the power to fully control our own individual bodies, lives, and futures, is a non-negotiable component of living a self-determined life. Without bodily autonomy, people can’t craft a life that truly feels like their own. Yet the
The increasing rate of reproductive coercion underscores the need for abortion access as a means for survivors to reclaim their autonomy and decide their futures.
Abortion doulas contribute significantly to the overall wellbeing and autonomy of people seeking abortion care.
People living in rural areas face numerous and daunting barriers that impede their ability to obtain essential care.
It’s important for providers to know about teen dating violence and how to support young people in developing healthy relationships and autonomy.
Self managed abortion (SMA) broadly refers to abortion that happens outside of the formal healthcare system.
People experiencing both IPV and reproductive coercion are less likely to have autonomy to make decisions about contraception and family planning.
Learn more about Provide’s partnership with Futures Without Violence (FWV).
1.5 million high school students nationwide experience physical abuse from a dating partner.
“When you have a client or patient sitting in front of you after such a terrible experience — they are often feeling like they have no power. Part of your role is to show them that they can make decisions, and reclaim their strength.”
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