Last year, our chapter states hosted almost 400 events in their communities, including town halls, phone banks, parades, and protests.

We also recruited 1,540 new active volunteers and moved over 37,000 new people to take action with us.

Below is just one example of what each of our state chapters did throughout the year.

During August recess, Reproductive Freedom for All Arizona hosted the “Sleepy Schweikert Snoozefest,” a Pajama Protest to hold Rep. David Schweikert accountable for sleeping through a major vote on the federal budget bill, which made deep cuts to Medicaid and defunded Planned Parenthood.

Almost 100 people gathered in their pajamas to write to Schweikert’s office and hear personal testimonies from people directly impacted by Medicaid cuts.

Reproductive Freedom for All California members made their voices heard in 2025! During the August recess, members hung up and projected “Missing Person” flyers of Representatives Ken Calvert (CD-41) and David Valadao (CD-22), calling them out for hiding from their own constituents.

Reps. Calvert and Valadao voted for Trump’s budget bill, which resulted in major cuts to Medicaid after promising not to gut Californians’ access to health care.

Organizers and advocates from across Georgia came together to meet with lawmakers and push back against extremist policies for the 2025 Lobby Day with our coalition.

A powerful press conference followed, featuring remarks from Representative Shea Roberts and Senate Minority Leader Harold Jones. Each speaker brought the same resounding message: the fight for reproductive freedom is urgent, and we won’t back down.

Our Michigan state chapter co-hosted and sponsored our joint Capitol Day with Michigan United and other partner organizations to advocate for state funding for Planned Parenthood of Michigan.

More than 400 people from across the state attended the event, and we hosted an incredible youth panel on reproductive freedom.

During the 2025 legislative session in Nevada, 15 reproductive freedom-related bills were introduced, four of which were signed into law.

Our team worked closely with a broad coalition of partners to advance our priorities, and members of our staff provided testimony in support of eight bills across state Assembly and Senate committees.

Reproductive Freedom for All Director of Nevada Campaigns Denise Lopez joined State Senate Majority Leader Nicole Cannizzaro and Attorney General Aaron Ford in June to condemn Governor Joe Lombardo’s veto of SB 217, a bill that would expand in vitro fertilization (IVF) coverage significantly.