SIGN NOW: #AbortionJustice Begins with the EACH Act!

Legislation such as the EACH Act will ensure that harmful bans on abortion that deny coverage just because someone is struggling financially, like the Hyde Amendment, will be overturned. Lack of coverage should never stand in the way of anyone making the best decision for themselves and their family.

Urge your members of Congress to support and pass the EACH Act right now!

Dear Members of Congress,

As one of over a million members of MomsRising, I am writing to urge you to support and pass the EACH (Equal Access to Abortion Coverage) Act and to repeal the Hyde Amendment.

The Hyde Amendment restricts government funds from being used to cover an abortion—except in extremely limited circumstances. The Hyde Amendment excludes people who receive Medicaid, military personnel, federal employees, Black, Indigenous, and people of color; LGBTQ people; low-wage workers; and immigrants and Indigenous people from accessing their legal right to abortion. Denying access to abortion solely due to one’s socioeconomic status is completely unacceptable.

The time is now to overturn a ban that has only exacerbated health and income inequalities for millions of mothers, women, and families for over 40 years. We urge that you aim to enact policies that will protect and ensure abortion care such as the EACH Act, so that everyone can live with economic security and dignity.

It should not matter how much money you make or whether or not you have insurance – EACH of us should be able to make personal decisions without politicians interfering. Now is the time to ensure that every person with the ability to give birth has access to the legal right to abortion care. Together we can protect access to reproductive health.

Sincerely,

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