Her Campus at USF
Bodily Autonomy is a Right, Not a State Decision
Women's reproductive rights are at stake. The decisions we make about our bodies should be just that — ours.
Her Campus at JMU
The History and Importance of Abortion Rights
Roe v. Wade Day was 3 weeks ago. With Trump in office, reproductive rights in the U.S. could be changing. Here's why abortion rights are important for women.
Her Campus at TCU
A Brief Analysis of Current Shifts in Women’s Reproductive Rights in the United States of America and the Sociopolitical Factors That Are Influencing Them
At present, I believe that we should be more invested in the defense and preservation of women's rights. Here's why.
Her Campus at Temple
The 4B Movement: Why is it important?
Some feminists in South Korea coined the 4B movement. After the US election, women are talking of bringing it to the states. But what is it?
Her Campus at Northeastern
Getting involved in what matters.
I know I was not the only person who woke up on Wednesday, Nov. 6 with an impending sense of doom. It was easy to stay in bed and...
Her Campus at FSU
Why Women Are Considering the 4B Movement in Trump’s America
Women call for a radical protest for change.
News
Which States Passed Abortion Bills In The 2024 Election? Here’s The List
There were 10 states with abortion on the ballot — here's how they voted.
Her Campus at Vassar
Women’s Health And The 2024 Presidential Election
This election will determine the future of women’s health for the next four years. It’s up to us to make a difference in this election. Whether you are eligible...
Her Campus at Toronto MU
‘Red, White And Blue’: The Importance of Conversations & Media For Female Reproductive Rights
"Red, White and Blue" masterfully showcases the importance of reproductive justice and utilizes nationwide screenings to unite a community of passionate changemakers.
Her Campus at Bristol
Your Body, Their Beliefs: Do “pro-life” groups have a place on campus?
The "pro-life" movement is beginning to gain increasing attention once again. Can student groups perpetuating this philosophy co-exist with Bristol students' values of inclusivity and freedom of choice?