This week, in a new op-ed published in the Arizona Capitol Times, Reproductive Freedom for All Director of Arizona Campaigns Athena Salman urged Arizonans to hold Rep. Juan Ciscomani accountable for voting to defund Planned Parenthood and gut Medicaid — putting millions of Arizonans at risk, including 186,000 from his own district.

Mini Timmaraju joined MSNBC’s “Way Too Early with Ali Vitali” to discuss the Trump administration’s continued attacks on mifepristone. This comes after FDA commissioner Martin Makary pledged to launch a full review of the medication.

Mini Timmaraju joined MSNBC’s “Way Too Early with Ali Vitali” to discuss Adriana Smith and the horrifying reality of abortion bans taken to their cruelest extreme.

“We have always known that Donald Trump’s comments about IVF were lip service and that he was never serious about wanting to make IVF more accessible,” said Mini Timmaraju, president and CEO of Reproductive Freedom for All.

“All Trump has done is stack his administration with extremists, restrict access to reproductive care, and implement the dangerous Project 2025 plan, which would threaten access to IVF nationwide,” said Mini Timmaraju, CEO and president of Reproductive Freedom for All.

Reproductive Freedom for All’s president and CEO Mini Timmaruju joined MSNBC’s “The Katie Phang Show” to discuss the ongoing attack on abortion rights—and how the current administration is quietly chipping away at them when they think no one is paying attention.

Ahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration, Mini Timmaraju spoke with Katie Phang on MSNBC about the future of abortion rights advocacy under the Trump administration. “We need strong legal defense, we need storytelling, we need people to understand what this means in real terms for real people, and we need to hold elected officials accountable. We can’t let them run from their records.”