
ALT an illustration of four figures, looking ahead in a dark / starry sky. One holds a suitcase reading “your address shouldn’t determine your access.” In the righthand side 3 boxes picture the following barriers to seeking reproductive healthcare: an empty gas tank, a wallet with a few spare dollar bills, and a motel sign reading “nearest clinic 109 miles away.”

ALT An illustration with a deep purple background. There is a diverse group of people of different ages, races and ethnicities, all gathered together. In the back left corner is someone holding a Progress Pride Flag which incorporates colors from both the pride rainbow and trans flags. On the right hand side of the card is a woman wearing a purple hijab and a shirt that reads ‘Health for all’. In the center is a woman holding a large placard that reads ‘equal access to health care is a human right.’ On the left hand side is a young boy with his fist in the air wearing a shirt that reads ‘proud feminist’. On the right-hand side is a pregnant woman, with her right hand on her belly.

ALT White graphic with blue text that reads, "With increasing risks to patients & providers, states should revisit reporting requirements." Below in smaller font it says, "Here's why these mandates are harmful and what US states should do instead."

ALT Graphic that reads, "Under mandated abortion reporting systems, providers are required by state or local policies to submit information on every abortion they provide. These requirements are harmful because they: Perpetuate stigma and the idea that abortion stands apart from other health care, increase the risk of criminalization of patients and providers, threaten patient data privacy and security, put onerous burdens on providers."

ALT Graphic that reads: "Public health data on abortion care remain vital. New rigorous, accurate & safe collection methods should: Center the perspectives and experiences of providers and patients, account for new modes of abortion provision, such as self-managed care, make reporting less burdensome."























