Join us on Monday, June 24 at 1 pm ET/10 am PT to pause on the anniversary of the overturning of Roe to honor those who lost access to abortion within the last two years, those who lost access long before Roe fell, and those who have endured inequities and injustice as they sought reproductive care.

All the resources you need to bring Repro Shabbat to your community

Here’s what you can do to help inform Jewish advocates about what’s at stake this Supreme Court term.

Gather your friends and favorite art supplies! Get together, decorate, and fill out these postcards, then send or deliver them to your local clinics.

Share information about medication abortion on your social media platforms

Our voices are needed now more than ever! Join the National Council of Jewish Women in the Jewish communal pledge to support abortion access.

Get involved in opportunities to turn out voters for reproductive freedom ballot initiatives across the US.

This year, the Supreme Court will hear a case about mifepristone and could limit its accessibility. Because reproductive freedom is a Jewish value, access to mifepristone is both a religious freedom issue and a health care accessibility issue. Here are ways you can support medication abortion access.

Help us lobby Congress to pass the Abortion Justice Act.

Add your voice by pledging to help us move closer to a world where every person is able to access comprehensive, affordable, compassionate, and equitable abortion care.

Join National Council of Jewish Women to mourn all those who have been harmed and killed by bans on their bodies by lighting a yahrtzeit candle before sundown on Friday, June 23, 2023.

All the resources you need to host your own Repro Shabbat, join with others, or practice privately

It’s time to tell Congress to support the SAD Act!

Blow the shofar as a wake-up call to our people and the nation

Use social media graphics, print-at-home signs, and items from our store to spread the word that Abortion access is a Jewish value.

Pledge to use your voice as a rabbi, cantor, or Jewish educator to teach, write, and speak out about reproductive rights and Judaism in the United States and in the Jewish community.

Pledge to use your voice as an emerging rabbi, cantor, maharat, or other Jewish clergy to teach, write, and speak out about reproductive rights and Judaism in the United States and in the Jewish community.