Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates - East

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We fight for repro rights & health care access in AK, HI, ID, IN, KY & WA. 💪 Find updates for IN & KY here! HI, ID & WA updates: @ppaawest.bsky.social Health care info: @ppgnhaik.bsky.social plannedp.info/m/bio

While other states restore Medicaid patients’ access to coverage at Planned Parenthood this month, Indiana is doing all it can to put politics over people and block patients from care. This is not health policy, it’s politics — and Hoosiers are the ones paying the price.

As federal ban expires, Indiana lawmakers continue to block Medicaid coverage for Planned Parenthood patients | WBIW

INDIANAPOLIS – The one-year federal ban that blocked Medicaid patients from using their insurance at Planned Parenthood has expired, restoring patients' ...

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Kentuckians keep showing up for reproductive freedom at the ballot box! 🗳️ We’re excited to celebrate 7 of our endorsed candidates advancing to the general election. We deserve leaders who know medical decisions belong to patients, not politicians — so let’s keep the momentum going in November!

Graphic celebrating Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates–Kentucky endorsed candidates advancing in the election. The background is light gray with scattered pink, purple, and yellow star graphics. Large bright pink text at the top reads, “congrats to our Kentucky endorsed candidates!” Below, dark purple text divides the candidates into two categories: “Legislative Districts” and “Local Offices.” Under “Legislative Districts” are circular headshots of Nima Kulkarni, HD 40; Suhas Kulkarni, HD 48; and Anne Gay Donworth, HD 76. Under “Local Offices” are circular headshots of Stephenie Hoelscher, Lexington-Fayette Urban Council District 5; Shameka Parrish-Wright, Mayor of Louisville; Alison Brotzge-Elder, Louisville Metro Council District 9; and Betsy Ruhe, Louisville Metro Council District 21.

Quoted in this story: our Kentucky state director, Tamarra Wieder ⬇️ "Attempts to block medication abortion have never been about the health and wellbeing of Kentuckians – not now, not ever. This is a scare tactic and a waste of taxpayer dollars to push an anti-abortion agenda."

Kentucky AG Coleman signs onto mail-order abortion pill challenge to high court

Kentucky and 22 other states file brief supporting Louisiana’s effort to ban abortion drug mifepristone from being mailed to women.

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