Our Bodies, Our Crimes: The Policing of Women’s Reproduction in America, a new book by Jeanne Flavin, NAPW's Board President
Read the "starred review" of Ms. Flavin's book in Publishers Weekly. Please note: Scroll down on linked page to the 7th entry to read the review.
The anti-abortion movement has created the illusion that there are two kinds of women: those who have abortions and those who have babies. The truth is that the vast majority of women who have abortions are already or will someday also be mothers.
If you have had an abortion and given birth, experienced a miscarriage or stillbirth, adopted or raised a child please use the My Story website to tell your story with a picture, a sign, or a short video (1 minute or less).
NAPW staff attorney and first time mother Kathrine Jack and her newborn son.

NAPW legal fellow in birthing rights, Farah Diaz-Tello, pictured at home with newborn son.
continued »In Oklahoma, a new law requires any woman seeking an abortion to first answer dozens of personal questions, with answers eventually posted on a state Web site. Listen to the story on NPR. OK student activists are actively organizing against this law.
World AIDS Day: Release of First Legal and Medical guide on HIV and Pregnancy